I ask as a foreigner.
And if democrats win both the House and the Senate? (I know, extremely unrealistic).
I know the House controls the budget, but for legislation to pass they need the Senate as well, then Trump has to agree to sign it.
A presidential veto can only be overridden if both Houses vote in favor of the proposed law by two thirds afaik. (are two thirds in the 100-member Senate 60 or 66 votes?)
BTW, is this a trusted, neutral source?
Are representatives and senators known for acting more freely from their party’s president after losing a midterm if the president cannot run again?
Expect no changes. An override is extremely unlikely.
It’s a .gov domain so it belongs to the US government. The information provided has to be accurate by law.
Yes, but not this early. The “lame duck” period usually comes after a new president elect is named.
If only