With control of Congress split between Democrats and Republicans, lawmakers face a critical legislative stalemate. While Democrats hold the power to obstruct and initiate investigations against the administration, their narrow majority falls short of the two-thirds majority needed to override a potential presidential veto. The political gridlock underscores the challenges of governing in a divided Congress, where even routine legislation could face delays or defeat. The balance of power now hinges on negotiations, procedural maneuvers, and the president’s willingness to engage with opposition priorities.
Democrats can block Trump's legislative agenda, launch investigations but don't have the numbers to override his veto.
