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'This May Finally Be the Big One': Trump's Rejection by Red America Expected by Insiders

Insiders say Trump’s own midterm campaigning and unpopular policies are pushing red-state voters toward Democrats and threatening Republican prospects.

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Washington insiders are convinced that Tuesday’s midterms could mark the beginning of the end for President Donald Trump, and The New Yorker’s Susan Glasser wrote that the blow may come from his own voters.“Forget the hedging and careful a--covering embedded in so many election forecasts and trust me on this: the campaign obsessives in the capital really think that this may finally be the Big One,” Glasser wrote.What makes the moment “even more …

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Lean Right

Francisco Assis (PS) says that a democratic victory can accelerate Trump's loss of strength. Tiago Moreira de Sá (CH) points out that foreign policy obeys long-term interests.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Lean Left

If Tuesday's election brings a clear rejection of Trump, then many will remember this moment as the moment when the Trump magic was broken, the show simply became boring. But let's not forget that such predictions have been made before. What is different now is that it is difficult to imagine a real political comeback from here.

·Hungary
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Lean Right

Tuesday’s elections will define Congressional control and begin to mark the country’s political future for 2028; polls anticipate a strong advance for Democrats

·Vicente López, Argentina
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Lean Right

The mid-term elections in the United States, the so-called midterms, on Tuesday (3), will have global repercussions, since the result of the vote promises to weaken a president who has tried to impose his will on the world. Read also: How do they work and what is at stake in the mid-term elections in the United States? With research indicating that the Republican Party, Donald Trump, will lose control of at least one of the houses of Congress, t…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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