The theme is a twist on the saying "there are no bad ideas." The Dems' take on Trump's presidency from the start has been: "there are no good ideas."


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2025-02-10 00:14:08">February 10, 2025 at 12:14 AM EST</time>

The theme is a twist on the saying “there are no bad ideas.” The Dems’ take on Trump’s presidency from the start has been: “there are no good ideas.”{ai:summary}<p>The Democratic perspective on Trump's presidency has consistently been that there are no good ideas coming from his administration. This contrasts with the notion that all ideas can have merit. </p><p>The ongoing critique reflects a deep-seated opposition to his policies and proposals. #politics</p>

Editorial: Democrats double down on Stop Trump agenda

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