It is not new that the US President's party loses its half-elections, so historically the ruling party often loses seats in Congress two years after its arrival in the White House. But this time it goes beyond the traditional loss, not only by losing control of the Houses of Representatives and the Senate, but also by extending the losses to Republican strongholds and electoral chips that contributed to Donald's return...
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It is not new that the US President's party loses its half-elections, so historically the ruling party often loses seats in Congress two years after its arrival in the White House. But this time it goes beyond the traditional loss, not only by losing control of the Houses of Representatives and the Senate, but also by extending the losses to Republican strongholds and electoral chips that contributed to Donald's return...