Is a Democratic ‚blue wave‘ coming? \u201cMy primary focus, of course, has been on the Senate because there are so many people in the House\u2026<\/b>
\nIs a Democratic ‚blue wave‘ coming?
\u201cMy primary focus, of course, has been on the Senate because there are so many people in the House \u2014 and that\u2019s a lot of stops. But I have done some House-work also but I think we\u2019re going to do well on the House.\u201d
\u201cWith so many people in Congress, with so many people in the House, it\u2019s hard to make those stops,\u201d Trump continued.
\u201cDon\u2019t worry about it,\u201d the president recently said when asked about the potential Democratic takeover of the House, \u201cI\u2019ll just figure it out.\u201d
As the same publication notes, President Trump has repeatedly called the upcoming midterms a referendum on himself, and on the Republican Party, but his most recent comments indicate that he is attempting to shift attention to the upper chamber \u2013 the Senate \u2013 where Republicans have better chances of preserving the majority, at least according to polls.
As previously detailed by the Inquisitr, former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon predicted that the House race will be a \u201ccomplete dogfight,\u201d echoing the results of an internal RNC poll leaked to the press which suggests that the upcoming midterms are indeed a referendum on President Donald Trump.
According to the poll, the midterms will not be defined by foreign policy issues, or economic issues, but by how voters feel about Donald Trump.
President Donald Trump on the midterms: \u201cI think we are going to do well in the House, I think we are going to do really well in the Senate\u2026 the level of fervor, the level of fever is very strong on the Republican side\u201d pic.twitter.com\/WHrn1NNiYE
\u2014 CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) November 4,2018
Preserving seats in the House of Representatives is imperative for the Republican Party, since the Democrats could \u2014 and might \u2014 look to impeach Trump\u2019s Supreme Court pick Brett Kavanaugh, or the president himself.
As Politico reported, the Democratic Party could theoretically impeach Kavanaugh, although there have been \u201conly a tiny number of impeachment proceedings against federal judges at any level.\u201d
What further complicates the situation for the Democratic Party in terms of a Kavanaugh impeachment is the fact that the Senate Judiciary panel found no evidence to support the accusations brought up against him.
Earlier today, as The Hill reported, the Senate Judiciary panel released a 441-page report which states that there is no evidence whatsoever to support Kavanaugh accusers\u2019 claims.<\/p>\n

\n

Similarity rank: 25<\/div>\n

Sentiment rank: -0.2<\/div>\n

<\/div>\n

TW posts: 4<\/div>\n

TW reposts: 1<\/div>\n

TW likes: 3<\/div>\n

TW sentiment: -10<\/div>\n<\/div>\n