If not an iron rule of politics—there are exceptions such as President Bush in 2002—typically the party that does not control the White House gains seats in the House of Representatives in off-year elections. With pro-life Republicans currently holding a razor-thin advantage over the pro-abortion Democrat in the House, the Democrats were gleefully looking forward […]
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If not an iron rule of politics—there are exceptions such as President Bush in 2002—typically the party that does not control the White House gains seats in the House of Representatives in off-year elections. With pro-life Republicans currently holding a razor-thin advantage over the pro-abortion Democrat in the House, the Democrats were gleefully looking forward to 2026, at least back in April.
