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is fueling America's workforce by visiting walmart. And I'm Jake Sherman. And welcome to The Daily Punch. Brought to you by Punchable News. It's Thursday, March 20th, 2025. Let's get into the mix. Here are your Washington headlines of the day. Number one, inside the

House's ever-shinking map. Number two, Speaker Johnson's options on impeaching judges. And number three,

GOP Hawks seet at Trump's reported military plans. All right, Jake, let's get into it. We are leading

Punch Bull News AM with a smart top by our very own Max

Kohn looking at the ever-shinking battleground for the House majority, a phenomenon that will

have massive implications in Washington over the next year and a half. So let's get to it. Republicans

currently hold an extremely slender.

Three-seat majority in the House, Democrats are seen as favorites to win back control of the chamber,

given the historical trends that normally favor, the party out of power, but it's important to note.

2026 is unlikely to be a rerun of the 2018 anti-Donald Trump blue wave.

House Democrats and that year picked up a whopping 41 seats, shake, propelling Nancy Pelosi

back into the speaker's chair.

We don't expect a big wave, but this is really interesting.

I mean, I know where you're a year and a half away, but all eyes are already

focused on what this could look like and what this means, uh, because clearly, you know,

right now, we are seeing the effect of an all Republican Washington. That's right. The,

the point that Max makes is, is very smart, which is, this is, in 2016, 23 House Republicans won in districts that

Hillary Clinton also carried. And that led to a big way, to 2018, in which Democrats picked up

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