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Trump DEFENDS Iran war decision after GOP midterm losses #shorts #us #news
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First reported by The Hill (Center); 5 outlets over 41h.
The Hill · +21h ABC News · +22h The Guardian US · +22h Axios · +41h Newsweek
For more than 20 minutes, US president waxed rhapsodic about ballroom features, with no mention of Democratic ‘blue wave’ Less than 24 hours after suffering historic party losses in the US midterm elections , Donald Trump gathered reporters and network TV cameras at the White House to congratulate…
Read at theguardian.com →As Trump celebrated his new ballroom project in front of reporters, how could a Democratic Congress impact the build?
Read at newsweek.com →President Trump’s legacy is facing a moment of reckoning following sweeping Democratic wins in the House and the Senate that will impact the trajectory of the last two years of his presidency.
Read at thehill.com →Republicans barely had time to absorb their sweeping midterm losses before President Trump returned to a familiar comfort zone: D.C. construction projects.
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