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Historian: Iran and Economy Will Define Trump's Final Two Years
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Historian Victor Davis Hanson believes Iran's nuclear program and the U.S. economy will be crucial for President Donald Trump's remaining two years after Democrats won control of Congress. Hanson predicts Trump will use executive orders domestically and have foreign policy freedom, but Democrats will block appointments. He warns Democrats might overreach, citing past political missteps. The historian also suggests progressive electoral gains could influence future Democratic presidential candidates.
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- Historian Victor Davis Hanson says Iran and the economy will define Trump's final two years.
- Democrats won control of the House and Senate, creating divided government.
- Hanson expects Democrats to block Trump's judicial and Cabinet nominations.
- Voter frustration over the Iran war and living costs reportedly aided Democratic gains.
- Hanson warns Democrats might overreach after their midterm election victories.
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