As the new year approaches, several pivotal questions loom over American politics. Will the U.S. continue its military support for Ukraine, with Congress having approved $113 billion in aid since February 2022? The future of this aid remains uncertain. Another critical issue is the potential for a government shutdown, with Congress needing to pass 12 appropriations bills by January 19, 2025, to avoid it. The Supreme Court’s decisions on cases involving former President Donald Trump could significantly impact the political landscape. Public opinion on President Joe Biden’s performance shows a 39% approval rating, with 58% disapproving, according to recent polls. Lastly, the Democratic Party’s strategy for the 2028 presidential election is under scrutiny, with Vice President Kamala Harris and California Governor Gavin Newsom emerging as potential candidates. These questions highlight the dynamic and uncertain nature of American politics heading into 2025.
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