New York, November 4 (askanews) – "From tomorrow, America will certainly be different. The voters have spoken and rejected Trump's policies, regaining the Senate and the House. Trump will now have much less room for maneuver; now we need to figure out what can be done." This was Massimo Jaus, deputy director of La Voce di New York, commenting on the results of the US midterm elections on the sidelines of election night, live on askanews and La Voce di New York. "There's a war going on that also involves funding and a Congress that has never been convened before that will have its say. For now, Trump has until January 3rd and can still move, then things will change," added Massimo Jaus. "Trump will have to go to Congress to ask for funds, pass laws in concert with his political opponents. It will be much more difficult for him to govern, or at least govern as he has done so far."
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