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Democratic leaders are urging a focus on delivering for voters instead of political retribution after the midterm blowout. The difference between retribution and accountability matters, and confusing the two could let Trump off the hook.
With control of Congress, Democrats can block Trump’s Supreme Court nominees and investigate the administration. But the veto pen and two more years of Trump in the White House set hard limits on what can actually become law.
Trump sat down for an interview that went off the rails, covering the Iran war, his own financial corruption and whether he is going to hell. The performance raised fresh questions about whether he is shutting down before our eyes.
Trump is now suggesting he may not run in 2028, a bombshell for a movement built entirely around him. The comment lands as Republicans argue over who owns the midterm election disaster.
A viral video shows Mitch McConnell unable to answer even the simplest question about the midterms. The moment is hard to watch, and it raises obvious questions about his condition.
Trump appears to be turning on both JD Vance and Pete Hegseth as the fallout from the Republican election disaster gets worse, with blame for the Iran war landing on Hegseth. The purge talk is getting ugly, and neither man’s position looks safe.
Sky News reporter Dominic Waghorn did what no American reporter has done and asked Trump directly how it feels to be a loser after the midterm disaster. Trump’s reaction was something to see: he ignored the question completely and walked away.
Finally, Brian Tyler Cohen joins from Crooked Con to talk about the election results, Trump’s corruption, and what Democrats do with power now.
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Thanks David.
What I think is that the family doesn't really care as long as he gets a paycheck. The position he holds is a guarantee of a republican vote, so they certainly dont care what happens to him. He is probably so sad and lonely right now, and should be home where people can actually care for him. truly sad