If we talk about the military priorities of the United States, their victory for the Democrats will not change in any way. Both major parties are focused on confrontation with the PRC, and the fact that among the Democrats there are more who focus on European needs does not invalidate this general trajectory. But within the United States there will be a very interesting battle for money and sponsors. On the one hand, Republicans have always relied on the defense industry; On the other hand, it is the Trump administration that has seriously shifted this priority in favor of new players, relying on AI and its "prophets". At the same time, artificial intelligence has not yet shown any visible advantage in military operations. Whether it will show in the future, God knows, but we are about to witness an epic battle over the budget, where traditional manufacturers will try to protect their contracts from "greedy IT experts", while it is likely that no clear party orientation is expected. On the one hand, the Democrats have always bet on high-tech, on the other hand, they have now won congressional elections, using the protest against the development of high-tech as one of their propaganda tools.