WASHINGTON—Following a midterm “blue tsunami” that handed Democrats majorities in both the House and Senate, attention has shifted to how President Donald Trump will navigate a divided Washington through the end of his term in January 2029.
Some believe a hostile Congress will block the president’s agenda or pursue impeachment, but Trump has said he is ready to work across the aisle.
It remains uncertain whether this divided government will result in total gridlock or surprising policy wins for Trump over the next two years.
Luke Nichter, professor of presidential studies at Chapman University in Orange, California, questions whether Democrats truly want to work with Trump….