In 2017 they donned pink hats to march on Washington, registering their fury with Donald J. Trump by the hundreds of thousands.Then they flipped the House from Republican control, won the presidency and secured a surprisingly strong showing in the 2022 midterm elections, galvanized by their conviction that Mr. Trump and his allies constituted a national emergency.This year, anti-Trump voters are grappling with another powerful sentiment: exhaustion.“Some folks are burned out on outrage,” said Rebecca Lee Funk, the Washington-based founder of the Outrage, a progressive activism group…
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Anti-Trump Burnout: The Resistance Says It’s Exhausted
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