‘Red brick wall reduced to a pile of bricks’: Schumer on how Dems flipped Congress in the midterms
The party’s gains include a history-making Senate win in Kansas and leave two races still uncalled, officials said.
- On Wednesday, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer described the Democratic victory as a "generational remake of the Senate map," with Democrats securing a 54-seat majority including two independent senators.
- Democrats secured major gains in states President Trump previously carried, including Iowa, Ohio, South Carolina, and Texas, alongside a history-making win in Kansas that hasn't sent a Democrat to the Senate in 94 years.
- Schumer credited the wins to candidates who "knew how to tailor their message to the states," while two races in Alaska and Mississippi remain uncalled as of Wednesday.
- Democrats vowed that "relief is on the way" for voters, planning to drive down the cost of living, end the Iran war, and investigate the White House for corruption allegations.
- "The days of Trump's supplicant Senate are over," Schumer declared, though President Trump signaled openness to cutting deals with the Democratic-controlled Congress despite threatening to use his veto pen.
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Iran's war is causing increasing tensions in Washington, after the defeat of the Republicans in the parliamentary elections. The Leader of the Democrats in the Senate calls for the end of the conflict, and Vice President JD Vance acknowledges that he has contributed decisively to the party's electoral failure.
The leader of the Democrats in the US Senate, Chuck Schumer, promised tonight that when the Democratic Party takes control of the lower house of Congress next year, it will end the war in Iran through the "power of the wallet", that is, through the use of the authority to decide on the budget, reports CNN (CNN).
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer has vowed that next year, when Democrats take control of the Senate, they will use Congressional budget authority to end the war in Iran.
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