If history is any guide, Democrats will have a much better year than Republicans in the upcoming midterms. This is because historically the party out of power (currently the Democrats) almost always picks up seats in the immediate election after a presidential candidate of the opposing party (Donald Trump) is elected. This trend is so ingrained that Democrats to this day congratulate themselves for holding net Republican gains in the House of Representatives to “only 10” seats in the 2022 midterms when Joe Biden was president – even though control of Congress switched to the GOP.
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