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Democrats set to control Congress as Trump faces divided government
After midterm elections, Democrats are poised to gain full control of Congress in January, but will face a president who suggested he would be "Mr. Veto."
In brief
After midterm elections, Democrats are poised to gain full control of Congress in January, but will face a president who suggested he would be "Mr. Veto." Democrats won sweeping midterm gains and will control Congress from January, but face a president who indicated he would veto their legislation. Originally reported…
Democrats sweep midterms and gain Congress
After sweeping midterm power shifts, Democrats are set to gain full control of Congress in January following the November fourth elections.
Trump signals he will veto Democratic legislation
Democrats will face a president who suggested he would be Mr. Veto, indicating he plans to block their legislative agenda.
“Mr. Veto”
Capitol Hill braces for divided government showdown
The stage is set for conflict on Capitol Hill as Democrats control Congress but must work alongside a president opposed to their priorities.
What to remember
Democrats won sweeping midterm gains and will control Congress from January, but face a president who indicated he would veto their legislation.
