Trump Calls US Midterm Elections 'Biggest Regression in History'
Summary
US President Donald Trump called this year's midterm elections the biggest regression in history after Democrats captured both houses of Congress. He vowed to come back stronger and signaled tougher steps ahead as Republicans blamed him for the defeat.
Key Points
- Donald Trump described the US midterm elections as the “biggest regression in history” for America.
- Democrats won both houses of Congress, dealing a major blow to Trump’s Republican Party.
- Trump said he would return “bigger and stronger than before” and not back down.
- Trump also appointed hardline adviser Stephen Miller as his new chief of staff, while Democrats vowed to fight his policies.
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