How Biden could look to exploit divided GOP in 2023

By Haisten Willis

Published December 30, 2022 12:00pm ET

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How Biden could look to exploit divided GOP in 2023 — President Joe Biden will face a divided government for the first time in office in 2023, but with Republicans holding a bare majority in the House of Representatives and facing internal tensions, he may be able to use the opposing party’s rifts to his advantage. Biden used a low-key campaign strategy to keep the focus […]

President Joe Biden will face a divided government for the first time in office in 2023, but with Republicans holding a bare majority in the House of Representatives and facing internal tensions, he may be able to use the opposing party’s rifts to his advantage.

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