Politico lays out 16 bipartisan deals Donald Trump could plausibly strike with the Democrats who won the House in the 2026 midterms, from capping credit card rates, codifying his most-favored-nation drug pricing deals, and restoring enhanced Obamacare subsidies to legalizing recreational marijuana, repealing the Canadian tariffs, mandating anti-collision aviation tech, and an immigration deal on border security and a citizenship pathway. It cautions that hardliners like new chief of staff Stephen Miller show little interest in deal-making and that the looming 2028 race could push both sides to sharpen differences instead.