Derek Wolbank

This is going to be a trend that you see more and more of.

It all goes to the question of who gets to control the U.S.

House, which really goes to a larger question of can Donald Trump do whatever he wants to

And will he keep unfettered control of Washington for his final two years in office?

And that is a real bigger question with a lot of outflow to it.

If Democrats take the House, you can imagine that a lot of things that Donald Trump wants to do legislatively are now instantly dead.

these votes sort of represent an increase in political pressure on the president to change course just months before the midterm elections.

They also, though, represent a big difficulty for some swing district Republicans whose districts may be heavily affected by tariffs, but who have to face a very real question about whether or not they want to cross the president on his signature issue.

These votes sort of represent an increase in political pressure on the president to change course just months before the midterm elections.

They also, though, represent a big difficulty for some swing district Republicans whose districts may be heavily affected by tariffs.

but who have to face a very real question about whether or not they want to cross the president on his signature issue.

These votes sort of represent an increase in political pressure on the president to change course just months before the midterm elections.

They also, though, represent a big difficulty for some swing district Republicans whose districts may be heavily affected by tariffs consequences.

but who have to face a very real question about whether or not they want to cross the president on his signature issue.