A former president has suggested a potential shift in political strategy, indicating willingness to negotiate with the opposing party if they regain control of Congress while also signaling plans to resist key elements of their agenda. The remarks highlight a dual approach—collaboration on select deals paired with an explicit commitment to obstructing legislative priorities. The statement underscores a familiar dynamic in divided government, where executive and legislative branches clash over policy direction. Analysts may weigh whether this reflects a tactical pivot or a continuation of broader partisan tensions.
President Trump said he would “probably” be able to make deals with Democrats should they take back majorities in Congress — but warned he would also work to block their agenda. “I’ll be a block. I’ll end up being a blocker. I’ll block all of their bad stuff for two years,” Trump said in an...
