presidency. they all in their last two years in office had to deal with the house and the senate being in control of the opposite party. ronald reagan s second midterms were in 1986. he was a republican. in his second midterm, the democrats held on to the house and his republican party lost the senate. george w. bush. his second midterm in 2006. his republican party lost the house and lost the senate. bill clinton was a democrat and his second midterm election, his democratic party did not lose the senate majority because it was not theirs to lose but they stayed in the minority in both the senate and the house. every two-term president of the modern era has had to serve the last two years of his presidency with both houses of congress being controlled by the other par party. george w. bush, bill clinton and ronald reagan. this is what happens to second term presidencies. every time. at least over the course of my lifetime this is how it goes. and before. even if you do want
to them at the end of their presidency: they all had to deal with the house and the senate being in control of the opposite party: bill clinton was a democrat in his second term election, he did not lose the senate majority because it was not theirs to lose, but they stayed in the minority in both the senate and the house. every two-term president of the modern era has had to serve the last two years of his presidency with both houses of congress being controlled by the other party. this is what happens to second term presidencys. every time. at least over the course of my lifetime, this is how it goes. and before, even if you do want to go back further than that, it was true of eisenhower, as well. this has now proven to be almost a historic inevitability of what happens to presidents when they get to their second term and second midterm election. the other guys in charge of congress. it must be a huge drag if you re president to know that s coming. but even though that is t
party: bill clinton was a democrat in his second term election, he did not lose the senate majority because it was not theirs to lose, but they stayed in the minority in both the senate and the house. every two-term president of the modern era has had to serve the last two years of his presidency with both houses of congress being controlled by the other party. this is what happens to second term presidencys. every time. at least over the course of my lifetime, this is how it goes. and before, even if you do want to go back further than that, it was true of eisenhower, as well. this has now proven to be almost a historic inevitability of what happens to presidents when they get to their second term and second midterm election. the other guys in charge of congress. it must be a huge drag if you re president to know that s coming. but even though that is the history, nobody knows for sure if that s going to be president obama in elections, as well. republicans will certainly ho
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