Warnock: '2028 could very well be theoretical' if Democrats don't win midterms
Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) said he believed “2028 could very well be theoretical” if the Democratic party does not win Tuesday’s midterm election amid GOP attacks and potential legal battles regarding election results. “My focus is on winning the midterms,” Warnock told Politico’s Jonathan Martin. “And I think if we don't, if we don't, 2028...
Senator Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) stated that the year 2028 "could very well be theoretical" if the Democratic party fails to win the midterm election. According to The Hill, Warnock made these comments to Politico’s Jonathan Martin amid potential legal battles regarding election results and attacks from the GOP.
While ABC News AU reports that top political forecasters have named Democrats as narrow favorites to win control of both houses of Congress in the midterm elections, France 24 reports that Democrats are preparing investigations into President Donald Trump’s administration and business dealings should they retake one or both chambers. These strategies aim to circumvent White House obstruction and avoid the impeachment deadlock seen during Trump’s first term.
Separately, the Hindustan Times - World News reports that the US debt limit could trigger a standoff in 2027, as Democrats may pressure Trump to restore health insurance tax credits and reverse Medicaid cuts.
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