So Republicans haven't passed one piece of major legislation yet (and they still haven't)

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Acevil said:

Dark_Lord_2008 said:

In 2018, mid term elections, the Republicans will lose control of the House and/or the Senate.
Trump will become a lame duck President and effectively win a second term by default. The popularity of Republicans is on the decline and their inability to work together will turn voters against them in the 2018 mid term elections. 

I don't necessarily know about the House, but for sure the Senate. 

They only have 2 non-safe seats during that mid-term (even if they lose BOTH of these, they still have 50 seats + Mike Pence). The democrats could lose as many as 10 seats, so the odds are far and beyond. They may lose the house, but I think avoiding health care is actually helping (ACA decimated the Democrat majority in the house back in 2010). If there is one thing I have to say, universal health care is the best option - it is cheaper than private health care for the country, and it provides coverage for everyone (even if it could be better). It is probably the only socialist principle I agree with, but it does work.