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7:39Now PlayingPresident Biden laughs when he is questioned about strategies against Trump supporting politicians following the midterm election results and the recent Donald Trump meltdown. John Iadarola and Adrienne Lawrence break it down on The Damage Report.
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Biden's postmidterms reboot
"President Biden's team plans to seize on the messy midterm results to sharpen its contrast with congressional Republicans, while retooling the White House into a more political operation, Axios has learned.
Why it matters: If a narrow GOP victory in the House produces an unwieldy, chaotic majority, it could give Democrats the perfect foil to highlight their differences.
If Democrats keep a bare Senate majority, Biden could promote his agenda in that chamber, and then rail against House Republicans for stalling it.
Still, the White House will go forward with plans to staff up for anticipated congressional subpoenas and hearings, knowing even a narrow GOP majority in the House would have the advantage of conducting congressional oversight and investigations."
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