10 Things a New Congress Can Change Starting January 3

10 Things a New Congress Can Change Starting January 3

Author: No spin. No mercy. Just the truth—from a lawyer who knows the game. September 11, 2026 Duration: 17:30

Your lawyer switched sides two years ago, and you have been paying the bill ever since. Congress is supposed to be your lawyer, and after 40 years as a trial lawyer I show you in this video exactly where it stopped working for you.

Democrats need a net gain of three House seats and four Senate seats on November 3, and the new majority takes office January 3 with subpoena power and control over every federal spending bill. I walk you through 10 positive changes that land on your kitchen table, including your premiums, your local ER, the war with Iran, troops in American cities, your grocery bill, and more.

In the last midterm, more than half of eligible Americans stayed home. We can’t afford to let that happen in November.

Mitch Jackson, Esq.

Related written post (August 19, 2026): The Midterms Change Everything. Here’s What Happens on January Third.



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