Will Trump campaign for GOP candidates in 2018 midterms?
1)  Trump 's 2018 midterms mindset
It's now 2018 and for both political parties  that means the focus is all on midterm elections. This past weekend  as  President Trump  met with advisers and Republican leaders   he  was briefed on the GOP midterms strategy.
As CNN's Jeff Zeleny reports  one question is how much we will see  Trump  on the campaign trail.
"President Trump  I'm told  is increasingly focusing on House and Senate races.  He 's saying  he 'll do whatever  he  can to help  even if that means staying away  " Zeleny says. " He 'll raise money for them but will  he  be asked to campaign for them?
" He  has not shown a willingness to really help anyone besides  himself  at these rallies. We'll see what  his  role is in 2018."
The DACA policy on immigration  and what to do about so-called Dreamers  have been in the headlines as both parties try to negotiate a permanent government spending bill. But the Trump White House has actually been talking about immigration reform in the broader sense.
Steve Bannon has gone from White House chief strategist to outside ally to earning a derisive nickname name  "Sloppy Steve " from the President. Now that Bannon appears to be out of favor with Trump  his political future also seems uncertain.
1)  Trump 's 2018 midterms mindset
It's now 2018 and for both political parties  that means the focus is all on midterm elections. This past weekend  as   [TGT] met with advisers and Republican leaders    [TGT]   was briefed on the GOP midterms strategy.
As CNN's Jeff Zeleny reports  one question is how much we will see   [TGT] on the campaign trail.
 [TGT] I'm told  is increasingly focusing on House and Senate races.   [TGT]  's saying   [TGT]  'll do whatever   [TGT]   can to help  even if that means staying away  " Zeleny says. "  [TGT]  'll raise money for them but will   [TGT]   be asked to campaign for them?
"  [TGT]   has not shown a willingness to really help anyone besides   [TGT]   at these rallies. We'll see what   [TGT]   role is in 2018."
The DACA policy on immigration  and what to do about so-called Dreamers  have been in the headlines as both parties try to negotiate a permanent government spending bill. But the Trump White House has actually been talking about immigration reform in the broader sense.
Steve Bannon has gone from White House chief strategist to outside ally to earning a derisive nickname name  "Sloppy Steve " from the President. Now that Bannon appears to be out of favor with Trump  his political future also seems uncertain.