Liz Beck: Trump has only eight months to save his presidency from disaster in the midterm electionsPolitics is ruthless

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President Donald Trump needs to regain control of the House in 2026 and retain control of the House.However, the elimination process is over.Closing of the House of Commons, voter IDThe Gupp's priorities, such as changing the U.S. government's laws and changing the illegal census, will disappear with a Republican government editor in the House.

The president has about eight months to turn around his declining numbers in public opinion and polls and win back the voters who elected him last year.If he fails, he may spend the next two years fighting Korim's corruption.

Remember, just a few weeks ago political pundits were writing doom for the Democratic Party.The party's popularity was at rock bottom, with approval ratings for Democrats at a 30-year low.Democrats lacked leadership, and less than a month before voters went to the polls in New Jersey and Virginia, candidates in those states failed to find a winning message.All they had was hatred for Donald Trump.

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Almost on a November night, voters flocked to poplars and support, expressing their anger at the government, the massive government shutdown in the US, and - yes, President Trump.

At the end of October, Polymargarte showed that 57% of respondents were betting that Democrats would take control of the House of Representatives.Today, 72% of Republicans expect him to lose.

Policy can change quickly.

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To win the Minterm elections, President Trump needs to increase the economic growth, reduce the cost of living and provide a low immigration policy.

It looks like 2026 will be a "successful year," Kevin Hassett, President of the Trump National Council, told Fox Business Anchor Maria Bartromo over the week.He may be right.Trump's Trans Deals will probably start to flood the country with investment, while the tax changes included in the Big and Good Bills have created an increased incentive for companies to expand in the United States.

Dozens of companies, including BioMed, Genentech, L3 Harris, Merck, AstraZeneca, and Amcor Technologies, have begun construction on new manufacturing facilities in recent months.Nonresidential construction jobs are growing.While AI may slow down some industries, the expansion of companies and countries in America will boost employment, reassure consumers and support stable spending.Tax cuts next year will also help boost consumer confidence.

Meanwhile, despite complaints about the impact of tariffs, there is growing evidence that Trump's high import tariffs are not hindering trade or growth.The Wall Street Journal recently reported that Duty's CEO analysis in its quarterly earnings report concluded that "executives are starting to worry about rates after a year."

It's not just the economy, it's how Democrats beat Goop across the country

Hassett predicted that the Democratic shutdown would cut fourth-quarter growth in half — to 2 percent from 4 percent in the past six months.That's probably why Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called for a government shutdown.Democrats understand that a strong economy does not serve their political interests.

Looking at the ability, the assumption is left on the bags above a few things, like coffee and a lot of coffee.The largest resources are at least one size

Obamacare enrollees are facing steep premiums as additional subsidies created under the American Savings Act expire.Politico reported that the president is considering extending the payments, which are limited to people making 700% of the federal poverty line, for one or two years.If true, it seems like a reasonable compromise that buys time for the GOP to make other fixes to the flawed program.

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Obamacare serves 7% of Americans.From being an obligation of the individual, the program has covered the costs more than expected.Some reforms supported by seeding that allows insurance companies to compete across state lines.

It's time to revive these concepts with true price transparency so patients can comparison shop and avoid having to undergo unnecessary tests and procedures to repair damage in the first place.

GOP fails to repeal Obamacare;Now what was broken needs to be fixed.

Housing is also a hot topic, especially for younger voters. High mortgage rates are discouraging buyers and causing tight supply as lower-priced homeowners refuse to sell. The Federal Reserve appears poised to cut interest rates next month, and Trump may push for further cuts when a new Fed chairman is confirmed. Lower mortgage rates will free up frozen inventoryhousing, which will make housing more affordable.

Trump could cut tariffs on lumber and home building materials such as kitchen cabinets to help reduce construction costs.

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On immigration, the president has achieved many results by tightening border security and forcing millions of people into exile.But his deportation and ice operations caused many Americans.What used to be a win-win situation has become a liability as his support for immigration has turned from positive to negative.In particular, dissatisfied with Trump's deportation strategy.

President Trump should announce that ICE will focus exclusively on detaining and deporting criminal aliens.He will also reconsider popular proposals he put forward during his first term, such as adopting a merit-based system like Canada's, ending the diversity visa lottery and restrictive chain migration.The president needs to remind voters that Republicans support his immigration laws but oppose illegal immigration - just like the majority of Americans.

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The path to victory next November is clear.

Trump can figure it out, of course.

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