Trump outlines a plan to govern without Congress if Democrats win the midterm elections
Democrats need a net gain of four seats to win a majority in the U.S. House. Republicans hold 218 seats, Democrats 214. The White House is reviewing executive actions on tariffs, visas, and housing costs. Trump says he would become the veto king if Democrats take Congress.
- Democrats need a net gain of four seats in the US House.
- Trump expects to issue vetoes for a month or two if Republicans lose their majorities.
- The White House has prepared plans to advance core elements of Trump's agenda through executive action.
- Donald Trump stated he could become the veto king if Democrats take Congress.
- White House counsel and his team are looking at what Trump can legally do on his own.
- High officials worked with the White House Legal Counsel's Office since April.
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