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Have helped him. every time he angry fweets, which is basically all he s been doing for two weeks, he s speaking to a base that wants to see him fight. for all the voters in the middle, for all the soft republicans who don t appreciate his style of leadership, he could be speaking to him, and he needs them to win in 2020 and win on issues. he could speak to them to put pressure on democrats to come to the table more swiftly and deal in terms that are more advantageous to him. instead, he s doing what he s always done, that he believes works, except we know from the 2018 elections, it doesn t work and it didn t work the same as it did inn t in 2016. i don t think it s going to create a scenario in which democrats feel pressure to come to the table more in his direction. over time, that could change. as voters sort of internalize the fact that democrats now control the house, they might expect more compromising positions from them because it s