Trump vows comeback as Congress showdown looms after midterm losses

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President Donald Trump has vowed a political comeback after devastating midterm losses, leaving him weakened entering his final two years in office and facing multiple investigations by a Democrat-controlled Congress. Democrats have promised to hold Trump and his administration accountable, with incoming leaders threatening investigations into his family's business dealings, cryptocurrency ventures, and the Iran war. Trump has ordered the Justice Department to examine impeachment threats, while Attorney General Todd Blanche vowed to defend administration officials. Trump appointed hardline advisor Stephen Miller as chief of staff, signaling a combative approach despite Republican反思 over the election defeat. Democrats plan to pursue impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, while Trump was previously impeached twice by the House but acquitted by the Senate.


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