Democrats Plan Legislative Sprint to Reverse Trump Policies
Democratic leaders are preparing a 100-hour legislative agenda to end the war with Iran and reverse Trump administration policies if they win control of Congress.
Democratic party leaders are drafting a legislative agenda to implement should they secure control of the House and Senate in the November elections. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries plans a "shock-and-awe" legislative sprint during the first 100 hours of a new term. This plan includes reinstating Affordable Care Act subsidies, reversing Medicaid cuts, ending tariffs, and forcing a conclusion to the war with Iran.
In the Senate, leaders have identified ending the conflict in Iran as a primary objective, suggesting the use of funding withholdings to achieve this goal. Beyond policy reversals, Democrats intend to utilize aggressive oversight powers to investigate the Trump administration. These probes will specifically target public contracting, the pardon industry, and cryptocurrency flows to the Trump family.
Party leaders acknowledge the likelihood of Republican filibusters in the Senate and presidential vetoes from Donald Trump. To counter this, they plan to pass broadly popular bipartisan bills to pressure the president and establish a political narrative for the 2028 presidential campaign.
