Congress flipped, Trump didn't: Miller pick signals an aggressive stance through 2028
Without a veto-proof majority in the House or Senate, Democrats will likely hit a wall on their own legislation. But after the Supreme Court's ruling on executive power, Trump will likely push the limits of that power: He has nothing to los
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Without a veto-proof majority in the House or Senate, Democrats will likely hit a wall on their own legislation. But after the Supreme Court's ruling on executive power, Trump will likely push the limits of that power: He has nothing to lose.
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