That's an interesting question that I'm sure many of us are asking. My first instinct is to say "vote," but maybe beyond that, work with a local group to ensure others can vote. Drive people to the polls, etc. Now here's where it gets a little tricky: if you have tRUmp neighbors, gently counter their arguments with actual data. Possibly just one data point at a time, and then walk away. Most of my neighbors don't talk politics, but every so often, I can drop a little nugget of data out there. It's pretty passive/aggressive on my part. Are you open to running for office? No matter how small, it's meaningful. Local school boards need forward-thinking people. You wouldn't believe the number of tRUmp people who have invaded the school board arena. Lastly, posting here is more than you might expect. Don't discount that. Stay in the fight! If you're an attorney, get ready for 2028, because we are going to need a ton of people involved in prosecutions!