It is likely President Trump will record an unprecedented success in the midterm elections.
Mid-term elections invariably go against the incumbent, with the exception of the election after 9/11, when the nation understandably rallied behind the President, as Americans tend to do. (The President then was George W. Bush who came to power after a ruling by the Supreme Court in Bush v Gore.)
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