How the 2014 midterms are going to affect politics in 2015 and 2016

With a shift in party control, the Republicans will choose which bills can come to the floor of the Senate for debate and passage, which presidential nominations will be considered for a vote, and there will be a complete rotation of committee and subcommittee chairmanships. In short, in 2015, the US Congress will be under unified party control facing an opposite party president. John Hames shared with you:   How the 2014 midterms are going to affect politics in 2015 and 2016 theconversation.com - Midterm elections in American politics are akin to a reset button and on November 4, 2014 the American people pushed that reset button in a big way. The Founders of the American Constitution set up an electoral cycle whereby presidents would be elected every four years, all House members would be elected every two years, and one-third of the US Senate would be elected every two years. Available on the App Store.

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