UK House of Commons Discusses Health Social Car
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The president's party loses House seats in 37 of 40 midterms.
This pattern holds across parties and eras — it's why political analysts like Gordon watch structural trends, not just polls. Voters have used midterms as a check on the White House since the 1800s.
A president below 50% approval historically costs ~37 House seats.
Since 1946, presidential approval on Election Day is the strongest predictor of midterm losses. Only twice has a sub-50% president's party avoided major House seat losses in the modern era.
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The Tories scrapped an £86,000 social care cost cap to save ~£900M!
The 2022 Health & Care Act set a lifetime £86,000 personal care cap (Dilnot reforms). In 2023, PM Sunak axed it before it launched, saving ~£900M — leaving millions facing unlimited care bills.
