As Trump Faces Down the Midterms, a Grim Mood Takes Over the White House
Aides warn Trump’s rallies and public feuds could hurt GOP candidates as Republicans face possible losses in both chambers.
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The Seattle TimesAn unpredictable president, a grim White House: Trump faces down the midterms
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s private dining room, located just off the Oval Office, is where he goes to watch television, make phone calls and sift through stacks of printed-out news articles and documents that eat up most of the space. A spot has been cleared for Natalie Harp, a devoted aide who now works out of that room when she is not seated behind the president at his desk.
The unpredictable Trump and the gloomy atmosphere in the White House: how the US president prepares for the midterm elections, in which the Republicans could lose the majority in Congress
With the November 3 midterm elections in the United States approaching, it was suggested that tension and pessimism reigned in the White House. According to an extensive report by the New York Times based on 16 current and former administration officials and names close to Trump, the prospect of Republicans losing majorities in both chambers of Congress has caused concern in Trump's immediate circle.
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