Democrats Already Planning Dramatic Move Against Trump - With Iran in Focus

Democrats are preparing a dramatic move against the Trump administration, with forecasts of a majority in the House of Representatives. The plan includes a legislative blitz in the first 100 hours, tariff cancellations, an attempt to end the war in Iran, and investigations against the president. An internal party debate is underway over the impeachment question.

Democrats in the U.S. are preparing a dramatic move against the Trump administration, against the backdrop of forecasts of a Democratic majority in the House of Representatives. According to reports, the party is planning a legislative blitz in the first 100 hours of the new Congress's term, which will include canceling tariffs and cuts, an attempt to end the war in Iran, and launching investigations against the president and his family. Democratic optimism strengthened after an independent research body determined for the first time a tendency toward a Democratic majority in the House, even in a scenario where Republicans win all 17 close races. However, Democrats are expected to face obstacles in the Senate, where Republicans are expected to maintain a blocking ability through the filibuster, and President Trump holds veto power. An internal party debate is underway over the impeachment question, with over 70 lawmakers calling to open proceedings, but the leadership fears failed impeachment attempts from the past. Subsequently, Democrats plan to advance tax benefits for affordable housing, raise the minimum wage, and regulate artificial intelligence.