Democrats' Last Stand for House Control

The recent elections have left Democrats grappling with significant losses, including the presidency and Senate, with their last hope resting on securing a House majority. Despite the optimistic campaign efforts led by Vice President Kamala Harris, Democrats face introspection over strategic missteps, including failing to connect with key voter bases like Arab Americans in Michigan. Republicans have reclaimed the White House and Senate, and the outcome of several House races remains crucial for Democrats to prevent a complete Republican control. Industrial policy, a contentious economic approach supported by both parties, continues to draw criticism for its central planning nature and potential economic distortions. As votes continue to be counted, Democrats have managed some victories in New York and Oregon, but widespread uncertainty looms over the final tally of House seats. The stakes are high for Democrats to maintain any leverage in Washington against a Trump-led administration.