The differences between the parties are exposed in an exchange between six governors of states and the Senate Minority Leader.

Chuck Schumer, Democratic leader in Senate, was reportedly criticized by state governors of the Democratic Party for not opposing Donald Trump’s agenda and cabinet nominees with enough force.

The New York Times reported that the exchange occurred during a conference between Schumer, and six Democratic Governors. It revealed differences within the Democratic Party over how to combat a Trump who is seemingly out of control as he causes upheaval in the political landscape by issuing an avalanche executive orders.

JB Pritzker, of Illinois, and Maura Haley, of Massachusetts, were the governors who pleaded to Schumer that he slow down Trump’s confirmation of his cabinet by convincing senators to vote in opposition to Trump’s nominees whenever possible. They said that the party must generate more public resistance than the senators have managed so far in the chamber.

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The appeal was made in the same week that the Senate meets to confirm Robert F Kennedy Jr. as secretary of health and human services and Tulsi Gabrield for the position of national intelligence director.

Schumer responded by saying that Democrats had damaged the standing of Pete Hegseth during his confirmation hearings. Hegseth was confirmed narrowly. Kennedy’s political standing on the first day of his confirmation auditions took place on Wednesday.

The conference call was held in response to a controversial memo issued by the Office of Management and Budget ordering a “pause”. This order involved trillions of dollars worth of federal funds that were used for essential spending programmes. After a backlash that resulted in a court order, the order was rescinded Wednesday.

Schumer’s Office issued a press release after the meeting saying that the memo was reversed “thanks to Democrats work”.

Andy Beshear (the Kentucky governor) reportedly said at the meeting that Democrats should focus less on Trump’s “desecration of American democracy” and more on the message that Trump’s administration is making life difficult for Americans. This was the only thing that would teach them to never vote for him again.

Beshear said that Trump seemed more excited by the prospect of purchasing Greenland, than he was about lowering the prices of groceries and eggs, which he had promised to do on “day 1” of his presidential campaign.

Schumer, in fact, addressed the rising prices of eggs and the effects caused by bird flu. He also challenged Trump to take action during a Senate Floor Speech on Monday.

Tim Walz, who ran as the running mate for the Democratic nominee Kamala in the November election, said that the party should have a greater television presence to show its alternative government, and not just complain about Trump’s behavior.

Laura Kelly, the Kansas governor, has called for an “down-and-dirty” digital strategy in order to deal with Trump’s social media outreach and that of his supporters. Schumer responded to this by praising Cory Booker’s work, the New Jersey Senator who is in charge of the Senate Democrats social media strategy.

Healey lamented the fact that state governors are bearing the brunt for constituents’ complaints regarding Trump’s policies, and they’re leading the Democrats in their pushback. This is reflected by the lawsuits filed by state attorneys against the attempts to cancel birthright citizenship as well as the freezing of federal grants and loans.