Summary
Tamara Keith and Amy Walter discussed the Senate's decision to end the longest government shutdown. They also talked about Democrats criticizing President Trump on affordability issues and upcoming challenges Republicans might face in the midterm elections.
Key Facts
- The Senate voted on a plan to end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.
- The government shutdown lasted for an extended period before this vote.
- Senate action cleared the path to reopen the government.
- Democrats are attacking President Trump on issues of affordability.
- There's a focus on economic matters affecting everyday people.
- Republicans face challenges in the midterm elections ahead.
- Analysts are looking at how these political issues might impact future campaigns.
