CNN’s Dana Bash ‘Can’t Find’ Single ‘Example’ Of Why Governing ‘Could Be Harder’ For Trump In Second Term

CNN anchor Dana Bash on Wednesday said she couldn’t think of a single “example” of why governing might be tougher for President-elect Donald Trump in his second term.

As of Thursday morning, Trump holds a two-point lead over Vice President Kamala Harris in the popular vote, while Republicans have clinched a Senate majority and are projected to maintain control of the House, according to Decision Desk HQ. Bash, on “CNN News Central,” suggested that the “makeup” of current elected Republicans would make it easier for Trump to accomplish his agenda.

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“I was thinking about this, and I was wondering if there’s kind of a counterintuitive sort of example to say, ‘Well it could be harder,’ and I can‘t find one. Because if you think about the — never mind the numbers of Republicans in the Senate and the House eight years ago, it’s the makeup of the Senate and the House,” Bash said. “There are no more Adam Kinzingers in the House. I mean, there are a few, but not many.”