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Midterms: Will a Defeat Stop Trump?

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Two years after Donald Trump's return to the White House, the Republicans are now at risk of losing their majority in Congress, but would an electoral defeat be enough to stop the president? Live from Washington, we are discussing it this morning with Luke Foster and Charles Lichfield.
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Trump probably fears most the investigations that Congress may launch, which could be a very effective tool for undermining Trump's power.

Nikos Panagiotou explains to ethnos.gr why an electoral defeat can make the American president even more unpredictable - The "silent wave" of voters and the stakes for institutions and the West

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Two years after Donald Trump's return to the White House, the Republicans are now at risk of losing their majority in Congress, but would an electoral defeat be enough to stop the president? Live from Washington, we are discussing it this morning with Luke Foster and Charles Lichfield.

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