Randy Fine Predicts 100-Seat Democratic Majority Will Target Trump Officials

2 articles · Updated · Fox News · Nov 14

Randy Fine said Democrats are likely to spend the next Congress investigating and "persecuting" Trump administration officials rather than addressing voters' problems.
Jim Jordan's election as House minority leader, Fine argued, reflects a GOP shift from legislating to confrontation, with Jordan tasked mainly with defending against Democratic probes and selling Republican alternatives.
Fine said Republicans lost the House not because of policy but because voters did not see them fighting; he pointed to his own Florida win, where he expanded his margin to 19 points from 14.
A 90- to 100-seat Democratic majority could leave Washington largely gridlocked, Fine said, with Trump expected to veto Democratic bills and Republicans trying to sustain those vetoes while bargaining only for priorities like voter ID and tighter immigration.