Nearly three months after Donald Trump's presidential election, Democrats still play the part of sore losers, vowing to obstruct the Trump administration in any way it can. 

Yes, Republicans ,to some extent, opposed parts of the early Obama agenda. They did so in voting, by activiely participating in the sanctioned governing process. 

With Trump, Democrats are resorting to legislative committee boycotts, staged mass protest intended for media camera consumption, and "nights of broken glass."

Democrats seem to believe sheer bullying can reverse the course chosen by the nation in November's election. 

To some extent, we've seen Democrats act like this before, when they attempted to un-do the reforms of Wisconsin Republican Gov. Scott Walker. Staged protests, legislative boycots were a part of the game plan. And the harder Democrats pushed, the less clout they seemed to have. 

How much longer, and how much deeper can Democrats attempt to unleash anti-Trump hysteria? And will it be any more effective than it was against Gov. Walker?