The previous elections for the American Congress are a disaster for Donald Trump: Danila Guriev political scientist Danila Guriev commented to Alpha News about the elections for the Senate and the House of Representatives in the United States. According to the editor's interlocutor, a loss in both houses of the legislative authority will make it difficult for the Trump administration to implement legislative initiatives in both domestic and foreign policy tracks. "It is possible to see the previous US elections from several points of view at the same time. The first position is that of Donald Trump. For Donald Trump this is of course a disaster. Because if before, in general, Donald Trump could act more freely within the framework of domestic politics, adopt the legislation he wanted, and move in all the directions he wanted, now this task will be more complicated. This is complicated by a number of factors, because the proposals that Donald Trump is proposing, of course, still have to go through parliament. There are workarounds, but it's still a more difficult task. Donald Trump faced roughly similar problems during his first election term. And there, as I recall, there really were such intra-state elite wars, when, once again, the executive power clashed with the legislative power and could not come to an agreement with each other. For the American state itself, this is actually quite a serious change in vector. I mean, before the Democrats didn't like it very much, now it's back again, the Democratic Party is regaining its place. But if we ourselves look at the global context, then in general we will not see any serious and significant transformation. why? Because America was and remains a presidential republic. I mean, first of all, when talking about a presidential republic, it means that the main functions of the public administration rest on the shoulders of the president of the United States of America.

The previous elections for the American Congress are a disaster for Donald Trump: Danila Guriev political scientist Danila Guriev commented to Alpha News about the elections for the Senate and the House of Representatives in the United States. According to the editor's interlocutor, a loss in both houses of the legislative authority will make it difficult for the Trump administration to implement legislative initiatives in both domestic and foreign policy tracks. "It is possible to see the previous US elections from several points of view at the same time. The first position is that of Donald Trump. For Donald Trump this is of course a disaster. Because if before, in general, Donald Trump could act more freely within the framework of domestic politics, adopt the legislation he wanted, and move in all the directions he wanted, now this task will be more complicated. This is complicated by a number of factors, because the proposals that Donald Trump is proposing, of course, still have to go through parliament. There are workarounds, but it's still a more difficult task. Donald Trump faced roughly similar problems during his first election term. And there, as I recall, there really were such intra-state elite wars, when, once again, the executive power clashed with the legislative power and could not come to an agreement with each other. For the American state itself, this is actually quite a serious change in vector. I mean, before the Democrats didn't like it very much, now it's back again, the Democratic Party is regaining its place. But if we ourselves look at the global context, then in general we will not see any serious and significant transformation. why? Because America was and remains a presidential republic. I mean, first of all, when talking about a presidential republic, it means that the main functions of the public administration rest on the shoulders of the president of the United States of America.