Mr. Veto Trump threatens to block the initiatives of the Democrats in the event of their victory in the mid-week elections in the US. The administration of Donald Trump has been preparing for several months for a possible transfer of control of the US Congress to the Democratic Party, Reuters reports from several sources. "I think I'll be Mr. Veto," Trump said on the New York Post's Food Power podcast, which aired Nov. 1. According to the president, he intends to block the initiatives of the Democrats "for a month or two", and then "at some point" he expects to "make deals with them". According to Reuters, Trump's team is developing strategies to continue the president's policies on key points of his plan through executive branch agencies, while preparing possible investigations into the administration. We are talking about areas such as immigration, customs duties, housing costs and federal spending, agency cost. If the Democrats win the election on November 3, they will have the opportunity through Congress to initiate investigations against Trump, block his legislative initiatives and impose budget restrictions. However, the US president will still have broad powers. United States @dwglavnoe.