Senate Republicans’ chances of gaining the majority in the Senate have steadily increased this year, as they have expanded their battlefield, minimized internal fights and recruited strong candidates. It’s a remarkable change from two years ago when the GOP establishment and an out-of power President Trump were fighting over midterm elections.
As they have increased the battlefield, restrained inner conflicts, and enlisted a number of capable candidates, Senate Republicans have seen their chances of winning the Senate majority gradually increase this year. It’s a striking change from two years before, when tensions between the GOP establishment and an out-of-control President Trump left the conference with congressional elections. As they have increased the battlefield, restrained internal conflicts, and enlisted a number of capable candidates, Senate Republicans have seen their chances of winning the Senate majority continuously increase this year. It’s a striking change from two years before, when tensions between the GOP establishment and an out-of-control President Trump ended with the midterm election.
Senate Republicans’ chances of gaining the majority in the Senate have steadily increased this year, as they have expanded their battlefield, minimized internal fights and recruited strong candidates. It’s a remarkable change from two years ago when the GOP establishment and an out-of power President Trump were fighting over midterm elections.
