Trump Says He'll Accept Midterm Results, Admits Iran War Hurt Republicans in Election
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump congratulated Democrats on their midterm victories in a phone call with CBS News, stating he was "absolutely willing to accept those results" and looked forward to working with the opposition.
- Democrats secured control of both congressional chambers Tuesday, inflicting a sweeping midterm defeat on the Republican Party. Trump blamed his party's losses on his absence from the ballot, claiming, "I wasn't on the ballot, and there was nothing that could be done about that."
- Trump acknowledged that the war in Iran and high fuel prices weighed on voter sentiment, yet defended his policy, saying, "People agree with what I'm doing on Iran, but they really probably weren't willing to do the short-term consequence of paying more for gasoline."
- With Democrats poised to control the House and Senate, Trump warned he would use his "strong veto" power against legislation he considered "insane," telling CBS News, "They'll send over things that are insane, and I'll veto them."
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US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he would accept the results of the midterm elections, but soon tried to shift responsibility for the historic defeat onto the shoulders of his Republican party colleagues.
The Republicans of Donald Trump lost control of Congress on Tuesday in the US mid-term elections. A disavowal for the president, who said "accepted" the result, but refused to take responsibility for it. "I don't like to see it as a defeat for me," he declared, without eluded the role played by the war in Iran. - "I don't like to see it as a defeat for me": Trump recognizes the results of the midterms and the role of the war in Iran (Internation…
How US President Trump Responds to Midterms Results
Trump Concedes Defeat In Midterms, Warns Of Veto Power As Democrats Sweep Key Polls
US President Donald Trump has conceded defeat following the midterm election results as the Democratic Party made significant gains, closing in on control of both chambers of Congress. Addressing the outcome, Trump initially struck an analytical posture on social media, posting an image of a cap marked with the word veto, before stating his willingness to accept the election outcome and collaborate with Democrats. However, he also reiterated a s…
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