Trump Says US Took 'Giant Step Back in History' After Midterm Election Loss
- Democrats won control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate in the midterm elections, ending Republican control of Congress.
- President Donald Trump called the result a “giant step back in History” and promised that the country would return “BIGGER AND STRONGER THAN EVER BEFORE!”
- Trump said the stock market lost $3 trillion in one day after the election while discussing the decline and defending his economic record.
- Democrats said they would investigate the administration and challenge its policies, while Trump retained executive and veto powers.
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The mid-term elections were marked, on Tuesday, by a "blue wave", the magnitude of which stunned the observers and knocked down the Republicans. Republicans lost control of the two chambers of Congress.
Midterms 2026 in the United States: Donald Trump Calls the Democrats' Victory a "Big Step Backwards"
After the defeat of the Republicans in the mid-term elections, Donald Trump denounces a historical setback but promises a strong return from his camp Donald Trump declared Sunday that the United States
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welingelichtekringen.nlWASHINGTON (ANP) - Donald Trump says that the result of Tuesday's midterm election, in which his Republican Party lost control of Congress, represents a "huge step backward in history" for the United States. According to the American president, this is evident from, among other things...
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The U.S. President said on Sunday that Republicans will return "greater and stronger than ever," after losing the U.S. Congress in the mid-term elections.
US President Donald Trump sees the defeat of his Republicans in the Congressional elections as "a huge step backwards in the history of the United States. "America has taken a huge step back in history in the recent elections," Trump said on Sunday in his online service Truth Social. "But don't be afraid we will come back, bigger and stronger than ever," he continued, placing the last part of the sentence in capital letters. In the Congressional…
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