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“…r Trump are high The president — who faced a Democratic-led House for the latter half of his first term — campaigned aggressively in the final weeks to keep the Republican majorities on Capitol Hill because he knows what the consequences would be if Democrats…”

“Campaigning with Democrats in competitive House races recently in Virginia, former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg argued that “the corruption that we’ve seen is directly connected to the pain that people are feeling economically.””

“Gavin Newsom, who can’t seek a third term but is considering a White House run.”

“Democrats had questioned his crowd sizes.”

“White House spokesman Davis Ingle cited Trump’s policies on taxes, prescription drugs, immigration and other policies and added, “Democrats have made it clear that they have no agenda to improve the lives of the American people.””

“President Donald Trump’s campaign to keep Republicans in control of Congress in the Nov. 3 midterms is returning to Ohio for the third time in a month on Wednesday, while former President Barack Obama is set to rally Democrats in Georgia.”

“In the Detroit suburbs, some Jewish Democrats are confronting deeply personal questions about faith and identity as they weigh whether they can support their party’s nominee.”

“Those ads are but a few examples of how Democrats and aligned advocacy groups are using an unpopular war as they challenge Republicans, aiming to win back power in the House and Senate.”

“In the face of resistance, they have no strategy.”

“The agency initiated a plan to review that assessment in 2017, but it’s been stalled, revived and stalled again under different White House administrations.”

“House and governor’s offices across the country are sidestepping Trump or openly distancing themselves as they debate before Election Day.”

“In the House, Democrats are growing so confident they can retake the majority that they’re expanding their targets deeper into traditionally Republican districts in Arkansas and Tennessee.”

“Shelley Moore Capito said White House officials are “acknowledging the headwinds” but that “they have a strategy, and we have a strategy,” including money that the president’s operation will continue to deploy.”

“Democrats see his race as one that could break their way if the blue wave they’re working toward turns into a tsunami.”

“Democrats, meanwhile, celebrated the announcement.”

“Earlier this month, the House for a third time approved a war powers resolution, this time with seven Republicans joining the Democrats, including two from battleground Iowa, Rep.”