What will the Democrats do with their majorities in Congress?
Despite flipping seats across the country, the Democratic Party brand remains deeply unpopular
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Despite flipping seats across the country, the Democratic Party brand remains deeply unpopular
<p>Democrats vowed on Wednesday to use their resounding midterm victory to rein in President Donald Trump, setting up two years of possible deadlock in Washington, as Trump โspent his first post-election appearance showing off his <a href="https://www.dawn.com/news/2024392">under-construction</a> White House ballroom.</p> <p>A wave of <a rel="noopener norefe
The results of the midterms have set up a two-year power struggle between Trump's White House and the incoming Democratic Congress. Lisa Desjardins takes a look at the races and the potential size of the incoming Democratic majority.
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