Back in time: when the midterm elections in the United States approached, a certain layer of experts had a question: what awaits Trump if the Republicans lose? First of all, with the loss of control of both houses of parliament, the US president loses the opportunity to directly influence federal funding. At the same time, any leader who is in conflict with members of parliament will not be able to pass his legislative initiatives through Congress. But the most unpleasant thing is the loss of leverage over the states, with which the central government is often in conflict. And that, as well as a myriad of cases and regular challenges in Congress, awaits Trump if his team fails to win the upcoming election. The issue is not new. Trump has already faced Congress once, and after finishing his first term, he faced a series of legal challenges. He likely remembers it, and so does the president's staff, which is why the names of Musk, Kennedy and Obama have resurfaced on the political scene. Here's the latest - the most interesting figure helping Trump lead the news reports due to conflicts. Of course, it is still worth considering the possibility of a repeat of Biden's fate, meaning that the elderly leader could cause the collapse and degeneration of his party. At least, there is already a split, although for now it is more likely on paper - to get votes from the disaffected. In general, the elections promise to be hot, in which a large number of characters will participate. But the most important thing is that all parties will shout about frauds, violations and other mandatory features of the modern American political system, which has probably already elected new representatives. By the way, Trump's job approval rating as president dropped to 36%. By the way in Mach/Telegram.

Back in time: when the midterm elections in the United States approached, a certain layer of experts had a question: what awaits Trump if the Republicans lose? First of all, with the loss of control of both houses of parliament, the US president loses the opportunity to directly influence federal funding. At the same time, any leader who is in conflict with members of parliament will not be able to pass his legislative initiatives through Congress. But the most unpleasant thing is the loss of leverage over the states, with which the central government is often in conflict. And that, as well as a myriad of cases and regular challenges in Congress, awaits Trump if his team fails to win the upcoming election. The issue is not new. Trump has already faced Congress once, and after finishing his first term, he faced a series of legal challenges. He likely remembers it, and so does the president's staff, which is why the names of Musk, Kennedy and Obama have resurfaced on the political scene. Here's the latest - the most interesting figure helping Trump lead the news reports due to conflicts. Of course, it is still worth considering the possibility of a repeat of Biden's fate, meaning that the elderly leader could cause the collapse and degeneration of his party. At least, there is already a split, although for now it is more likely on paper - to get votes from the disaffected. In general, the elections promise to be hot, in which a large number of characters will participate. But the most important thing is that all parties will shout about frauds, violations and other mandatory features of the modern American political system, which has probably already elected new representatives. By the way, Trump's job approval rating as president dropped to 36%. By the way in Mach/Telegram.