Republicans start to point fingers at Trump after severe midterms loss
- Democrats won control of both chambers after gaining seven Senate seats and 27 House seats in the midterm elections.
- Republicans and strategists blamed President Donald Trump’s Iran war, tariffs, economic problems, and attacks on fellow Republicans for the losses.
- Vice President J.D. Vance said the Iran war caused some Trump supporters to switch their votes to Democrats.
- Republican officials urged Trump to change course, replace staff, and restore discipline.
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For Pedro Braga de Carvalho, the Republican defeat punishes Donald Trump for increasing the cost of living. He claims that Portugal and Europe must maintain support for Ukraine and watch over the Russian hybrid war.
Republicans call for Trump to change course after midterm drubbing | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
WASHINGTON >> President Donald Trump faced pressure from Republicans on Wednesday to change course after a midterm election rout handed Democrats control of Congress and voters rejected his handpicked candidates in key races.
Leading Republicans have responded with clear words to the election debacle at the Midterms and called for a ruthless analysis of the outcome - including Vice President Vance. President Trump has also expressed himself in distress.
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Trump did not assume blame for Tuesday night’s massive blue wave.
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