From the economist:
"The main onus is now on the Democrats. For their own good, not to
mention the country’s, they have to find ways to appeal in America’s
heartland.
That starts with exercising restraint. Yes, they should
use their majority in the House to scrutinise a president who shows
contempt for the norms that have constrained past presidents. They
should look carefully at what has been going on in federal agencies, and
investigate possible presidential abuses of power or misuse of the
office for personal aggrandisement. But Democrats should resist the urge
to use their majority in the House to take revenge, hounding the
president in the way that Newt Gingrich and his Republican colleagues
once hounded Bill Clinton. Prosecution should be left to prosecutors."
https://www.economist.com/leaders/2018/11/08/the-mid-terms-produce-a-divided-government-for-a-divided-country
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