Democrats Vow to Rein in Trump After Midterm Victory
Democrats plan investigations of Trump’s administration and allies after flipping the Senate and gaining at least 30 House seats, lawmakers said.
- On Tuesday, Democrats secured a sweeping midterm victory, flipping the Senate to at least 54 to 44 and gaining at least 30 House seats.
- Voters in conservative strongholds swung toward Democrats, fueled by deep frustration over the unpopular war with Iran and anxiety over high cost of living under President Donald Trump's stewardship.
- In Texas, Democrats ousted three-term Governor Greg Abbott, while Michigan elected Democrat Abdul El-Sayed as the first Muslim senator in U.S. history.
- House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries stated, "We don't work for Donald Trump," pledging accountability as the incoming majority focuses on oversight. Trump signaled he would cooperate unless Democrats become "destructive."
- The Democratic-controlled Congress can now block Trump's nominees, including potential Supreme Court justices, while raising questions about the longevity of Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito.
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