After the U.S. midterm elections, the White House's official social media posted a photo of Trump and said, "Trump is still your president." White House officials said they were "unconvinced" internally, while Trump congratulated the Democrats on their victory and expressed willingness to cooperate.
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The U.S. midterm elections will be held on November 3. Many American media predict that the Democratic Party will regain control of the Senate and House of Representatives and take full control of Congress. The official White House account posted a photo of Trump after the election and prompted "Trump is still your president."
China News Service, November 5. The official account of the White House posted a photo of US President Trump on social media on November 4, local time, with a note on the photo: "Trump is still your president."
Image source: White House social media account
Many American media predicted on the evening of the 3rd that the Democratic Party would regain control of the Senate and House of Representatives in the U.S. midterm elections and take full control of Congress.
After the Democrats were predicted to take back control of the House of Representatives, a White House official told the US media that there was "unconvinced" opinion within the White House. The official said that when the war in Iran is resolved and gasoline prices drop rapidly, anyone who votes Democratic today will suffer from "severe buyer's remorse."
U.S. President Trump spoke on the 3rd to congratulate the Democratic Party on its victory in the midterm elections. He is willing to accept the results of the midterm elections and is ready to cooperate with the Democratic Party. Trump also claimed that so many Republicans lost because he was not on the ballot. "I feel like I wasn't on the ballot and there was nothing I could do about it," he said. "Had I been on the ballot, we would have won."
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In the U.S. midterm elections, the Democratic Party regained control of the House and Senate, flipping several Republican Senate seats including Texas. Elon Musk’s $474 million in political donations failed to reverse the situation. Trump expressed his willingness to accept the results and said he would be "Mr. No" to veto the Democratic bill. The political confrontation in the next two years will test the separation of powers arrangement in the U.S. Constitution.