Democrats Won Congress. Trump Still Holds the Presidency.
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Alberto Gonçalves comments on the results of the U.S. mid-term elections, recalling that it is common for the White House party to lose in Congress
In the next few days, dear reader, you will hear new terms of U.S. politics: lame duck (“lame duck”), “trifecta”, veto, blue wave (“blue wave”), “impeachment”... But be calm. God willing, Trump will remain in the White House, or in Palm Beach, for the next two years. The mid-term elections (“midterms”), in the ... Continue reading “Trump’s defeat in the ‘midterms’ is not the end: Reagan, Clinton and Obama also lost Congress and continued to rule…
Democratic victory changes Congress and opens new fronts for Trump. Iran, tariffs, immigration and investigations test the White House. The article Trump lost Congress, not power – The trench warfare that begins in Washington appeared first on Periodista.
How will Donald Trump's politics change after he lost more than expected in the midterms? "Almost all American presidents lose these elections. Truman, Clinton and Reagan, and even then it didn't mean that they would lose in the presidential election in two years. But Trump lost to Trump again. He is a person who loses mainly to his own weaknesses of all kinds," says Maciej Ruczaj.
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