Midterm Aftermath Could Lead to Cooperation and Conflict
November 8, 2018, 12:29 AM
The political landscape shifted in Washington this week in the wake of the 2018 congressional midterm elections. Opposition Democrats won back control of the House of Representatives while Republicans expanded their majority in the Senate. The election returns amounted to what many see as a split midterm verdict on Donald Trump's presidency, as we hear from VOA National correspondent Jim Malone.Original Article
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