The Republican Party of the United States, sworn in by President Donald Trump, faces a tough afterwash and a search for the culprits after a bruising midterm election defeat. But the Democrats, who are rejoicing in the election victory, are also facing a new one, says Benita Heiskanen, professor of North American Studies at the University of Turku. According to the researcher, a new generation is emerging in the party with views that differ mark…
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The Republican Party of the United States, sworn in by President Donald Trump, faces a tough afterwash and a search for the culprits after a bruising midterm election defeat. But the Democrats, who are rejoicing in the election victory, are also facing a new one, says Benita Heiskanen, professor of North American Studies at the University of Turku. According to the researcher, a new generation is emerging in the party with views that differ mark…