Trump vows comeback after Republicans lose Congress

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President Donald Trump vowed a political comeback after Republicans lost control of both houses of Congress in midterm elections, a result he called a step backward. The loss leaves him weakened entering his final two years in office. Democrats now plan investigations into Trump, his family, and administration officials, while Trump appointed hardline advisor Stephen Miller as chief of staff. He also ordered the Justice Department to examine Democratic impeachment threats, calling them extortion. Attorney General Todd Blanche pledged to defend Trump and officials like Miller, while Democrats vowed to hold the administration accountable. The clash has intensified political tensions ahead of the lame-duck period.


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