Trump Says Republicans Would Have Won Midterms in a 'Landslide' If He Had Been on the Ballot
Trump said Republicans would have won by a landslide if he had been on the ballot as Democrats flipped both chambers, AP reported.
- On Tuesday, Democrats won control of both the U.S. House and Senate, delivering a widespread repudiation of President Donald Trump and the Republican Party in the 2026 midterm elections.
- Voter frustration with high costs, the Iran war, and government corruption fueled the results, with national polling showing voters blamed the Trump administration for economic concerns and demanded congressional checks on the president.
- Democrats flipped seven Senate seats in ruby-red states, including Texas, where Democrat James Talarico defeated Ken Paxton, and Kansas, where Adam Hamilton unseated Republican Senator Roger Marshall.
- House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries called the victory a 'patriotic' moment, as party leaders prepared to utilize committee subpoena power to launch investigations into the Trump administration's activities.
- President Trump vowed to use his veto pen against legislation, yet told The New York Times on Tuesday he is willing to cooperate with incoming Democratic leadership.
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Trump is ducking blame for Republican losses. It's a familiar pat
WASHINGTON (AP) — After a flurry of rallies where he implored supporters to pretend that he was on the ballot , President Donald Trump led his Republican Party to a stunningly complete wipeout in the midterm elections
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Trump is ducking blame for Republican losses. It's a familiar pattern for him
It was the closing stretch of the midterm elections and President Donald Trump was trying to boost Republican candidates. His pitch to supporters during a series of late rallies was that they should pretend he was on the ballot. But…
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MS NOW rubs salt in GOPs wounds with supercut of Trump 'I'm on the ballot' boast
The hosts and producers of MS NOW’s “Morning Joe” piled on the reeling Republican Party after Tuesday’s midterm wipeout with a reminder that Trump boasted he was on the ballot when election results demonstrated that he was a massive drag on the party.Returning from a commercial break, a supercut of Trump at multiple rallies was shown, where, in one instance, he told attendees: “Pretend I'm on the ballot because essentially I am on the ballot. Bu…
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