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Congress in Democratic Hands, Trump Holds Veto Power
The new balance of power raises questions for voters worried about unchecked legislation.
Democrats have taken control of Congress, giving them the ability to vote legislation through the chamber.
President Donald Trump, who holds veto authority, can block any bills he opposes.
For many voters this shows a potential tug‑of‑war between a Democratic legislature and a president with a veto, highlighting concerns over how laws will be shaped.
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What Democrats can and can't do with their new power after taking Congress
Democrats can vote legislation through. But Trump still has veto power.
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Facts this version was allowed to use
- Democrats took control of Congress.
- Democrats can vote legislation through Congress.
- Donald Trump is president and has veto power.
- Trump can veto legislation.
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