Republicans aren't the only focus of voters' outrage over Donald Trump's dismantling of the federal government. Democratic legislators are also being confronted to be more aggressive in obstructing Trump.

MSNBC host Rachel Maddow’s assessment of the Trump administration appears to have gotten under the Republican president’s skin. Maddow called President Donald Trump’s leadership “decorative” on the Friday night broadcast of The Rachel Maddow Show,

President Donald Trump took time out from signing executive orders and other White House business on Sunday night (February 23) to go on a social media tirade against Joy Reid and other MSNBC personalities.

Rachel Maddow looks at two acts of protest against Donald Trump's attacks on federal workers, one from the peaks of Yosemite National Park, and another that is drawn from the depths of artificial intelligence,

It's not just his approval rating, she said. Everything Trump has done so far has been "wildly unpopular with the American people."

There will still be an institution called the Federal Bureau of Investigation, but with Kash Patel and Dan Bongino at the helm, it will not be the FBI.

Rachel Maddow promised Tuesday night that Republicans' growing discomfort with President Trump's government cuts "will matter" in the future.

In a lengthy post on Truth Social, Trump railed against Joy Reid, Al Sharpton and MSNBC as a "threat to democracy."

MSNBC's Rachel Maddow tossed to several clips of voters ripping GOP lawmakers for their support of cost-cutting efforts under President Donald Trump.

Joy Reid devoted her final episode of The ReidOut to offering viewers guidance on how to respond to Donald Trump's moves to consolidate power.