The 118th Congress has been criticized as the least productive in decades, primarily due to internal conflicts among House Republicans. Former Rep. David Jolly argues that President Biden's withdrawal from the presidential race may alleviate Democratic fears of significant losses to Trump, allowing them to focus on their agenda, which includes protecting Social Security, Medicare, and reproductive rights. As Democrats rally around Vice President Harris, she has begun her campaign in key battleground states following Biden's endorsement of her candidacy. Meanwhile, moderate House Democrats have collaborated with Republicans to introduce legislation aimed at preventing noncitizen voting, reinforcing federal laws and threatening to withhold federal funding from states that allow such voting. This bipartisan initiative comes amidst ongoing debates about election integrity and the influence of immigration policies. As the election approaches, the Democratic party is urged to unify against broader Republican actions rather than framing their opposition solely around Trump.