Massachusetts’ all-Democratic state leadership and all-Democratic congressional delegation could put the Bay State at odds with President-elect Donald Trump’s second administration.Many local political leaders say they are gearing up for a return to a contentious relationship with the White House. They’re also already acknowledging the role that economic concerns played in Vice President Kamala Harris’ electoral defeat. “We’ll make sure that we are doing everything within our power as an administration to take steps necessary to bring about the very best for residents (and) for our economy here,” Gov. Maura Healey said. Adversarial history with TrumpEight years ago, after Trump’s first election, then-Attorney General Healey quickly emerged as an adversary of the Republican’s policies. Within a week of Trump’s first win, Healey announced the creation of a hotline for the victims of discriminatory harassment after the election. A few weeks later, Healey also announced that she was prepared to take …