WASHINGTON - Democrats will take control of Congress in January, and President Donald Trump has repeatedly said his veto power can deliver a "robust roadblock" to their agenda, Axios reported. The report, by Avery Lotz, frames the veto as the new battle for Congress.

According to Axios, Democrats may be forced to compromise to get their legislative priorities through. The report says Trump will have to decide how often he uses the veto and whether he will strike down bills that are popular among Americans.

The Hill reported that Sen. Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-Del.) argued on Tuesday that the threat of a veto should not deter Democrats from passing their legislative priorities. She spoke at The Hill's Health Next Summit in Washington and touched on healthcare priorities, the outlet said.

Neither Axios nor The Hill, in the reports summarized here, identifies the specific healthcare measures Blunt Rochester discussed or any particular bill that Trump has threatened to veto.

The two outlets differ in emphasis. Axios focuses on whether Democrats will have to compromise and how Trump will use his veto, while The Hill focuses on Blunt Rochester's position that the veto threat should not stop Democrats from pursuing their priorities.

Sources: Axios: The new battle for Congress: Trump's veto; The Hill: Blunt Rochester backs Democratic legislative push in face of Trump’s veto threat.