Republicans Secure Trifecta of Power with House Majority
Republicans have clinched control of the House alongside a Senate majority, enabling President-elect Trump's upcoming administration and agenda.
Overview
Following Donald Trump's second presidential victory, Republicans have gained control of both the House and Senate, ensuring passage of Trump’s ambitious policy agenda. With Republicans securing a narrow majority of 218 seats in the House, they plan to overhaul federal programs. Incoming House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate leader John Thune aim to implement the 'America First' agenda, including extending tax cuts and aggressive border policies. Trump's allies will likely pursue investigations into past legal troubles, while Democratic leaders seek to maintain relevance in the new Congress.
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