‘Democrats can fix Congress,’ the left says

1. One-Party Rule Is Over: Democracy Has a Pulse

From New York Times: "It will take at least one more election cycle, but the enemies of progress are headed back to history's basement."

2. The Republicans Broke Congress. Democrats Can Fix It.

From The New Republic: "A roadmap for House Democrats between now and the 2020 election."

3. Democrats Now Have the Power to Hold Trump Accountable. This Will Be Fun to Watch.

From RealClearPolitics: "In mob movies they call it "going to the mattresses"-- getting ready for war."

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