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Trump floats himself as veto president as Democrats threaten Senate takeover

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ANSA – Top News
“Trump, 'diventerò Mr Veto se i democratici vincono la maggioranza”

Il messaggio agli elettori, 'mai così tanti americani al lavoro'

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Daily Mail – News
“Trump floats himself as veto president as Democrats threaten Senate takeover”

Trump floated the notion of becoming a 'veto president,' in the event Democrats retake the majority in one or both chambers of Congress.

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RTP Notícias
“Eleições nos EUA. Trump amaeaça ser "Sr. Veto" se democratas vencerem”

O Presidente dos Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, disse hoje que poderia tornar-se o "Senhor Veto" se os democratas, à frente nas sondagens, conquistarem a maioria no Congresso nas eleições intercalares na terça-feira.

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Correio da Manhã
“Trump amaeaça ser "Sr. Veto" se democratas vencerem”

Segundo o líder republicano, o seu plano inicial seria bloquear sistematicamente iniciativas legislativas promovidas por uma maioria democrata, para depois forçá-los a negociar acordos.

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