After Trump's victory, where do the Democrats go from here?
The election of Donald Trump to a second term is a wake-up call for Democrats, who will study why Trump did so well among key constituencies as well as in some deep blue areas. Vice President Harris struggled with key issues for voters and to separate herself from President Biden.
Donald Trump sweeps to victory in historic comeback
Donald Trump of the Republican party has 71,497,968 votes (51.0%) This video can not be played Watch: Trump thanks American people as he declares victory It's just gone 07:00 on the East Coast of the US (12:00 GMT) and voting is opening in more places: I can see around 50 people already lining up to vote here in Philadelphia,
As Democrats on Wednesday digested the extent of their loss, with Trump winning or leading in all seven battleground states ...
A great man once said that most of the world’s ills are caused by the taking of politics seriously. The Democrats are now ...
It helped hobble President Emmanuel Macron’s centrist coalition in France and contributed to Japan’s longtime leaders, the ...
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Republicans Near Trifecta With Democrats’ House Hopes Fading(Bloomberg) -- Democrats’ hopes for a powerful check on Donald Trump by controlling the US House are fading, with ...
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The Democrats’ Blame Game BeginsThere’s plenty of blame to go around. But most of the finger pointing hasn’t been aimed at Harris, who ran a truncated ...
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Democrats enter a Trump presidency without a plan or a clear leaderCopyright 2024 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. People attend an Arizona Democrats watch party on election night ...
Trump’s victory reignites the long-simmering internal debate among Democrats about whether to campaign from the moderate ...
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Democrats have one last shot at keeping power in Washington. Can they win the House?Andy Alfaro [email protected] Democrats clung to one last hope Wednesday that they could still retain some serious clout ...
“He shouldn’t have run,” said Jim Manley, a top aide to former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. “This is no time to pull ...
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