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Houston - Record inflation, a border in constant crisis, a disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, and a president with a breathtakingly low approval rate.
It all triggered predictions of a historic democratic setback in the midterm election.
But then on June 24th, a supreme court, dominated by conservatives, reversed Roe v. Wade, energizing millions of American women who found themselves stripped of a liberty they viewed as fundamental.
Fast-forward to August and President Biden’s unilateral decision to forgive a half-trillion dollars of student debt encumbering 43 million Americans.
Simply put - have those two developments altered democratic prospects on November 8th?
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