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The sign Donald Trump is about to get smoked in the midterm election: His poll numbers are rock bottom
A Reuters/Ipsos poll taken on the eve of the midterms puts Trump’s approval near a record low and shows voters favoring Democrats by eight points and trusting them more on the cost of living. Republicans trail in enthusiasm,
The U.S. president blamed Fox News for Republicans' losses, and said he'd veto Democrats' legislation. President Donald Trump has been posting through the U.S. midterm elections, and he doesn't appear happy with the results.
After showing snippets of Trump’s 23-minute ramble about the Reflecting Pool, CNN host Jake Tapper noted a New York Times study that found a marked increase in the president’s long-winded “head-scratching moments” that feature more profanity and less coherence.
The president embarked on an ambitious campaign tour ahead of Election Day, speaking at rallies across the country to boost GOP candidates
President Donald Trump was in the midst of his fourth political rally in three days when he asked a close associate the question that had been troubling him for some time: How did the Republican Party get in this bad of shape?
Neither Trump nor Democratic leaders will be inclined to compromise, but that’s what America needs.
WASHINGTON, Nov 3 (Reuters) - US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he had made a deal with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that Washington would stop $4 billion in annual funding to Israel after this year, but will still sell weapons to its ...
Donald Trump’s lesbian psychologist niece, Mary Trump, said his public ogling over Sen. Jon Husted’s (R-OH) body is a sign of his declining mental capacity. “I just wonder where we should be on the gaydar with Donald,” The Rest is Politics podcast host Alastair Campbell asked Mary Trump during her guest appearance on the show.
After learning the journalist worked for NBC, Trump called the outlet “one of the worst networks to have”
Mehdi Hasan said he was stating it “on record” that he would “pay good money” to any reporter who would ask Trump fake questions related to “Wakanda.” Here’s all you need to know.
