Democrats Won Congress. Can Their Leaders Read the Room?
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Democrats won Congress, but their Trump obsession could give it right back - NEW YORK TIMES POST
Jesse Watters: Democrats had subpoena cannon loaded a day after the midterms Democrats plan to launch a massive wave of investigations and issue numerous subpoenas. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ed Markey lead the aggressive push as the new congressional majority prepares to target public servants. Jesse Watters warns that this political dragnet focuses on administrative pressure [...]
Democrats won Congress, but their Trump obsession could give it right back – Democratic Accent
Very few in Washington saw Democrats taking both chambers of Congress to this extent. The results changed who controls Congress, but they did not change what voters need: lower costs, a stronger economy, and a government focused on the problems families face. Republicans should take the result seriously and make a clear case for how conservative policies can meet those needs. In the lame-duck session, Congress still has to fund the government an…
After taking control of Congress, Democrats face the challenge of holding the Trump administration accountable without being accused of political vendettas. Polls show that lowering the cost of living and ending the Iran war are more important to the public than political investigations; however, corruption and the abuse of power by officials can be effective areas for oversight. Instead of focusing on costly impeachments and sweeping investigat…
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