Tradition tells us that, come the midterms, the president’s party loses seats in the House. If this tradition holds in 2022, that could be bad news for Democrats, whose House majority now stands at only nine seats. But history of late doesn’t seem to be commandeering the driver’s seat. Right after Joe Biden turned Georgia blue, Politico confidently stated that to win the state’s two Senate runoffs on Jan. 5, “the Democratic Party will have […]
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