With Democrats winning a majority in the House of Representatives and with Republicans holding on to their majority in the Senate in Tuesday's midterm election, two years of gridlock could well be in store for the U.S. Congress when it comes to economic policymaking.
The one hope, and it's a big one, is that the two parties could come together and move forward on an issue that both have favored in the past, and that President Trump has also advocated — an infrastructure plan that would upgrade and modernize a key element of a productive and prosperous economy.
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