Trump ignores ‘Blue Wave’ in first appearance post election and only talks ballroom construction: Live updates - Democrats take back control of both the House and the Senate in terrible night for the

Politico's Dasha Burns called President Donald Trump on live TV to talk about the losses Republicans suffered during the 2026 midterms. The post Reporter Calls Trump on Live TV After Republican Wipeout – And He Actually Picks Up first appeared on Mediaite.

Tuesday, November 3, marked Election Day here in the United States and, with that, political news networks covered the various developments from the midterm elections. U.S. President Donald Trump was also following the live updates throughout yesterday and returned to social media to share messages.

Donald Trump has blamed the GOP’s astonishing midterm defeat on his supporters refusing to listen as he begged them to imagine that it was his name on the ballot. Politico’s White House bureau chief Dasha Burns put a call in to the 80-year-old president late Tuesday night as the true scale of the Republican electoral massacre became clear.

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Democrats won back control of Congress decisively as voters in a stunning wave flipped dozens of seats from red to blue in a rebuke to President Donald Trump over what pollsters found was widespread anger over the cost of living and the Iran war.

Trump insists he’s not responsible for voters delivering his party one of the most stunning rebukes in modern history.

President Donald Trump will face a Congress controlled by his opponents after Democrats won both the House of Representatives and the Senate, gaining ground well beyond their traditional strongholds. The result shifts power in Washington and complicates ...

The electoral backlash extended even into deep red states and indicated that President Trump has lost his hold over the coalition that lifted him to the White House twice.