Donald the Lame Duck? Trump will have other ideas if Republicans lose midterms
Analysts say he could answer a Democratic defeat with vetoes, retaliation and more aggressive foreign policy while keeping the spotlight on himself.
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Donald Trump has lost control of Congress. Now political opposition and scrutiny of the White House await, according to US experts. – It will be two very difficult years for him, says US expert Dag Blanck. In response to the loss, Trump has already threatened a veto.
Even before the unrelenting victory of the Democrats, the American president had largely ignored the legislative power. He had warned that he would use his veto and distribute graces. But Donald Trump will be confronted with his own decline, as the conversation about the future of the Republican Party will intensify.
The president could adopt a more aggressive profile in case of Republican defeat
Paris – Al-Quds Al-Arabi: Le Monde newspaper reported that before the Democrats' sweeping victory, the US president had largely turned his back on the legislative branch, threatening to use his veto power and issue pardons. But Trump will find himself facing a decline in his political influence, at a time when the debate about the future of the Republican Party is intensifying. The electoral disaster has already occurred. But…
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