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Trump floats himself as veto president as Democrats threaten Senate takeover

12 stories over 3 days, oldest first, each dated by its first report. niuz groups them because they are about the same subject; each story is one event.

  1. Trump floats himself as veto president as Democrats threaten Senate takeover
    11 sources

  2. Трамп пообещал стать «мистером вето» при победе демократов на выборах в конгресс
    3 sources

  3. Trump: I am willing to accept the results of the midterms
    4 sources

  4. Midterms 2026 : face à la vague démocrate, Trump se dit «tout à fait disposé à accepter ces résultats»
    1 source

  5. Трамп: демократы выразили желание сотрудничать
    1 source

  6. Donald Trump est "disposé à accepter" les résultats des midterms 2026, saluant le "bon boulot" des démocrates lors du scrutin
    1 source

  7. Трамп признал победу демократов на выборах
    1 source

  8. Midterms: Donald Trump akzeptiert Wahlsieg der Demokraten – und deutet an, wie er weiterregieren will
    1 source

  9. Nach der Niederlage: Plötzlich lobt Donald Trump die Demokraten
    1 source

  10. Trump zu Midterms: "Herzlichen Glückwunsch an die Demokraten!"
    1 source

  11. US midterms: Will Trump stick to his word and accept results?
    1 source

  12. Trump diz que vai reconhecer resultado da eleição, que democratas 'fizeram bom trabalho' e critica republicanos
    1 source
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