Isn't sad that some Dems still think they can hang onto to the House in 25 days from now in the Midterms?

A 14 seat lead in the house means that the Republicans will have a slim, hard to win easily vetoed majority. That means that to p a single bill, they'll have to cross the aisle. So will they find a new sense of bipartisanship that's been invisible for the last 2 years or will they watch bill after bill die in the Senate or get vetoed? In the end, it's more inaction on the hill.