Loss of control in either chamber would constrain Trump and empower Democrats to investigate his administration, while Senate majority would also allow them to block his appointees to federal courts
Donald Trump said he could become "Mr. Veto" if Democrats take control of Congress in the US midterm elections, suggesting repeated vetoes could eventually force the parties to negotiate.
The President’s remarks come as Republicans face a challenging election campaign amid voter concerns over living costs and the Iran war
Trump said he would not allow the Oppn to undo his administration's work, while suggesting that political negotiations could eventually follow a period of legislative deadlock.
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