America has turned its back on Trump. And more precisely, in terror of Trump, America has recoiled in the direction of the Democrats. Primary election results show that the US Democratic Party will have a safe majority in both houses of Congress. In mid-term elections with an unpopular president, this often happens in America. However, the current scale of the Democrats' victory (the Republicans even surrendered their traditional "strongholds" to the Democrats, for example, Texas) is not so much the result of their own efforts as the result of Trump's own eccentric behavior. Trump himself, by his trolling (as he thought) of his opponents, brought them more votes. Those who are simply fed up with Trump. what next In many ways, oddly enough, further developments in US domestic politics depend on Trump himself. Who exactly within the White House and within the party will he blame for this destruction (White House Chief of Staff Susan Wales, who clearly did not make key decisions in this campaign, will not be enough). Will Trump stop his narcissistic smuggling in the real social sphere or will he continue to anger his inner circle and his deep state. Finally, will Trump give in to Netanyahu's pressure and attack Iran again in the coming days? Based on the answers to these questions, we can judge the degree of internal political stability in America. The day before the election, the Democrats signaled to Trump that they were not going to impeach him yet. And Trump "accepted the offer" that night, declaring that he was ready to cooperate with the Democratic majority in Congress. But if now Trump, in the heat of a "witch hunt" in his own circle and in the party, does not calm down, then two-thirds of the votes in the Senate needed to start the impeachment process will come from angry Republicans. So the next two months before the start of the new session of Congress promise to be very eventful in America.