
After the Republican rout in the mid-term elections where the Democrats conquered Congress, Donald Trump affirmed this Wednesday that he would veto all laws.
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The Republicans suffered a rout in the midterm elections, leaving the Democrats with a majority in the Senate and the House of Representatives.
Four letters that Donald Trump repeats over and over again. While the Republicans have just suffered a real rout in the mid-term elections – the Democrats won the majority of seats in the Senate and the House of Representatives – the 47th President of the United States affirmed this Wednesday morning that he would “veto everything”. Trumpian to the end, the tenant of the White House even posted on his Truth Social network a photo of a red cap crossed out with the words “VETO” in white letters. As of Sunday, the “POTUS” was ironic about the fact that he could become “Mr. Veto”.
“I have the power of veto, it’s one of the most powerful powers, I’m going to put two or three, and then they will come to see how we can work together. Believe it or not, but I have very good friends among the Democrats, I have already had some on the phone,” he warned in an interview on Fox News late in the evening, while acknowledging his defeat and the “good work” done…
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Donald Trump will use his veto on Democratic bills
Very likely · Within months

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