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If Democrats regain control of the House of Representatives while the contest for the Senate remains undecided, scrutiny of President Donald Trump’s foreign policies could intensify, but Congress would not be able to force a sweeping change: the president retains veto power and broad executive authority. Oversight of Iran, Ukraine, NATO, China and Palestine could increase, and Congress might block some funding or appointments, or attach conditions to aid, without guaranteeing an end to the war or an automatic shift in alliances. In a Chicago Council on Global Affairs poll, 72 percent of Democrats supported reducing or halting military aid to Israel. Congress’s ability to change Washington’s course, however, would depend on the degree of bipartisan agreement.
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