After Trump launched war on Iran, hiked inflation through tariffs, Johnson labels election ‘common sense vs. communism’
“I only know a dysfunctional Congress,” said Rep. The Democrat said it’s best to campaign on his own record delivering for constituents, rather than on the performance of Congress, as his party tries to wrest control from the Republicans. “It’s virtually impossible to sell the performance of Congress to the American people because Congress is such an easy punching bag,” he said.
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- ▪The Democrat said it’s best to campaign on his own record delivering for constituents, rather than on the performance of Congress, as his party tries to wrest control from the Republicans.
- ▪“It’s virtually impossible to sell the performance of Congress to the American people because Congress is such an easy punching bag,” he said.
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House leaders sent lawmakers home for summer campaigning after one of the rockiest sessions in recent memory as voters decide which party to put in power in Congress for the remainder of President Donald Trump’s term.Recommended Video For those seeking to stay in office, particularly the newest members, it can be a tough sell. “I only know a dysfunctional Congress,” said Rep. Suhas Subramanyam, a freshman from Virginia. The Democrat said it’s best to campaign on his own record delivering for constituents, rather than on the performance of Congress, as his party tries to wrest control from the Republicans. “It’s virtually impossible to sell the performance of Congress to the American people because Congress is such an easy punching bag,” he said.
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