If Democrats fail to take back the House in November, this might be why

The Democratic Party can regain control of the House of Representatives. This is Washington's traditional wisdom about midterm election in November.

Last week, Mr. David Wasserman, a nonpartisan election analyst on Cook's political report, wrote: "Democrats remain the biggest favorite in the House of Representatives."

November 8 is a terrible day for Democrats. Winning the presidential election, retiring the Senate and progressing with the House of Representatives, the Legislative Assembly, and the Governor bureaucracy will put pressure on us over the next few years. Regarding the technology and data within the party, this involves an unprecedented crime against our communication system in history, and is an uneasy election cycle that our analysis and public opinion survey was canceled. There are few people who are responsible for setting a course ahead of the chairman of the National Committee of the Democratic Party. They will be forced to change the structure of the party and be forced to make incredibly difficult strategic and budgetary decisions.

Of course, this is not very likely. However, even though it approaches January 20th, it is not completely preempted. Please think about that. It seems that the possibility that the Democratic Party withdraws from the House of Representatives and even the Senate on November 6 is increasing more and more (which is unlikely). On January 3, the new democratic control parliament began serving. Everything you need to repress the President in the House of Representatives is the majority. Given all our understanding of President Trump, the House may act swiftly and send impeachment to the Senate, which requires two thirds of the vote to cancel the president - higher Next