Democrats are reveling in their victory in the midterm elections, while Republicans are pondering the consequences of a stunning defeat. But before Republicans turn over legislative power to their Democratic rivals, both parties will return to Washington, DC, for a nearly two-month transition period known as a lame-duck Congress.
Democrats are reveling in their victory in the midterm elections, while Republicans are pondering the consequences of a stunning defeat. But before Republicans turn over legislative power to their Democratic rivals, both parties will return to Washington, DC, for a nearly two-month transition period known as a lame-duck Congress.
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