What Democrats can and cannot do now that they control Congress

Democrats have gained control of Congress, giving them the ability to pass legislation through votes. However, the President retains veto power, which can block bills the party advances. This limits how much the new majority can enact without bipartisan support or overrides. The article examines the practical boundaries of Democratic authority in this arrangement.
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