Vance eyes 2028 reset, as Republicans mull pivot after US midterms drubbing
A Democratic ‘blue tsunami’ in the US midterms shines a light on emerging distaste for Trump’s brand among Republicans.
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Carville declares DeSantis ‘Republican winner’ after midterms
Democratic strategist James Carville suggested Wednesday that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) was the 2026 midterms’ “Republican winner” after Democrats made sweeping gains across the country and reclaimed both chambers of Congress. Carville, political adviser Mark McKinnon and Gen Z for Change founder Aidan Kohn-Murphy were talking about the potential for a post-President Trump GOP…
Pritzker says it seems like ‘number one cheerleader’ Vance is breaking from Trump
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker (D), who won his third term as the governor of the Prairie State, criticized Vice President Vance’s social media post following the Republican party’s sweeping losses in the midterm elections saying Vance cannot “run away from what he’s been.” “Well, let’s face it, JD Vance has been Donald Trump’s number one…
Trump has ‘transformed nothing that can’t be turned back the day after he leaves office’: Erick Erickson
Conservative radio host Erick Erickson warned that President Trump may have to work with Democrats in his final two years if he hopes to leave office with a stronger legislative record, calling his current agenda “impermanent.” “This is the most impermanent second term of any president in American history,” Erickson told NewsNation’s Leland Vittert. “Every…
Democrats outline aims for Congress after midterm wins, as Trump weighs in on knife-edge Alaska vote
Hakeem Jeffries, likely to be the next Speaker of the House, said his party would take on what he called the "Trump Cartel". The president said he is open to...
Xi’s not interested in a trilateral with Trump and Putin
The Chinese leader needs the world to focus on his shaky narrative of success.
Jeffries: Democrats won’t let Vance ‘run away’ from record of Iran war support
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) warned that Democrats would not let Vice President Vance off the hook for his record of supporting the Iran war after President Trump’s second-in-command said the conflict cost the GOP in the midterms. Jeffries told Punchbowl News on Wednesday that Vance, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Secretary of State…
Stocks outside the AI trade are rallying — and Washington just added fuel
Investors are buying travel, housing, and value stocks after the midterms while dumping the chip stocks that led the AI boom.