Democrats Poised to Seize Power and Undo Trump Policies
New legislative agenda promises affordability, healthcare reversals, and foreign policy shifts as they prepare to control Congress in January.
For many voters, the midterm sweep has given Democrats the momentum to push new affordability legislation, while they also move to rein in President Donald Trump.
According to reports, Democrats plan to take control of Congress in January and will hold votes to reverse Republican healthcare cuts, end the war in Iran, and repeal the tariffs imposed by President Trump.
The party also says it will fight corruption, a claim that resonates with voters wary of establishment politics.
Original reporting
CNBC
Democrats map out an agenda to address affordability and corruption after midterm sweep
In control of Congress, Democrats are preparing to pursue legislation to address affordability, while also trying to rein-in President Donald Trump
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Democrats' agenda: Reverse Trump policies, lower costs and fight corruption
When they take control of Congress in January, Democrats plan to quickly hold votes to reverse GOP healthcare cuts, end President Trump's war in Iran and repeal his tariffs.
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Facts this version was allowed to use
- Democrats are preparing legislation to address affordability after winning a midterm sweep, according to CNBC.
- Democrats are trying to rein in President Donald Trump, according to CNBC.
- Democrats plan to take control of Congress in January, according to The Washington Times.
- Democrats plan to hold votes to reverse Republican healthcare cuts, according to The Washington Times.
- Democrats plan to end President Trump's war in Iran, according to The Washington Times.
- Democrats plan to repeal President Trump's tariffs, according to The Washington Times.
- Democrats plan to fight corruption, according to The Washington Times.
- Donald Trump is the President of the United States.
- Democrats take control of Congress in January.
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