Congress just wrapped up a chaotic session, sending lawmakers home to campaign as midterm elections loom — and the president’s party is already feeling the heat. Freshman Dems struggle to defend Congress’s record, while GOP members tout tax cuts, border security, and spending reforms as proof they’ve been productive. With history showing the president’s party usually loses ground in midterms, Republicans pushed through major bills before the recess, while Democrats gear up to blame rising gas prices and tariffs — and promise accountability. Republicans paint Democrats as extremists, while Democrats frame the race as a choice between common sense and chaos. Control of the House hinges on a handful of swing districts, with millions spent to sway voters — and both sides are ready to fight.

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