Why isn't there a larger public reaction to changes in the Trump administration compared to his first term?

According to Susan Page, the current situation differs significantly from President Trump's first term, when massive demonstrations and opposition occurred both in public and Congress, including from some Republicans. In contrast, there is notably less visible resistance to administrative changes this time around. This muted response has even prompted European leaders at the Munich Security Conference to question why there isn't more pushback from ordinary Americans or Congress. Page notes this difference might be attributed to the fact that Americans voted for change in the most recent election, suggesting a greater acceptance of the administration's current actions.