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First reported by Semafor (Center); 4 outlets over 27h.
Semafor · +12h Washington Free Beacon · +20h Washington Examiner · +27h The Daily Signal
US lawmakers, commentators, and the White House are mapping out what a Democratic takeover of Congress — and a post-Trump era — could look like after Tuesday’s midterms.
Read at semafor.com →Democrats are bracing for a fight over Medicare for all as they begin to organize their plans for the next congressional session starting in January, regardless of whether the party wins both the House and Senate following the Nov. 3 midterm elections.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →Americans will soon learn what the Democrat agenda is really about, and it certainly isn’t about working with President Donald Trump to reduce the cost of living.
Read at dailysignal.com →Election Day is finally here, and no one really knows what's going to happen. Most polling suggests Republicans are in for a shellacking. House and Senate, gone. On the one hand, that seems perfectly plausible. The opposition party typically does well in midterm elections.
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