'Slapping Trump's name on it.' Democrats pitch Trump on working together
USA TODAY reports that incoming Democratic lawmakers, after winning the 2026 midterms, are pitching a strategy of letting President Trump put his name on legislation to appeal to his desire for a lasting legacy. Abdul El-Sayed floated Trump's name on Medicare for All, while Sen. Elissa Slotkin and James Talarico voiced support, though some Democrats like Chris Van Hollen, who is challenging Chuck Schumer for Senate leadership, urge the party not to wait on Trump.
