A senior Trump administration official expressed cautious optimism about Republicans retaining their congressional majority this fall, acknowledging the challenges posed by declining presidential approval ratings and broader political obstacles. The adviser declined to forecast specific seat gains, instead framing the outlook as uncertain amid a tough electoral environment for the party. The remarks suggest a strategic effort to balance confidence with realism as the campaign season progresses.
A top political adviser to President Trump said he is “cautiously optimistic” that Republicans can keep control of Congress in November, despite political headwinds for the party and the president’s sinking approval ratings. "I won’t predict, you know, how many seats are going to be in either chamber come November," James Blair told NBC News's...
