Wall Street Journal: Americans punished Trump but did not support Democrats The defeat of the Republicans in the midterm elections provides an opportunity for Democrats to take back the initiative, but they face a more difficult test: not to confuse opposition to the policies of Donald Trump by voters with their support for his political plan, because, according to the Wall Street Journal, the victory does not give the party the authority to return to the policies of the former president Joe-2020 Biden (202020 Biden). The paper's editorial argues that Democrats won, but should learn from the results because voters empowered them primarily to punish President Donald Trump, not support their party or a specific political agenda. The newspaper notes that voters punished Trump for not lowering prices, breaking the law, tariffs and mass deportations (immigrants), as well as abusing his power for financial gain. However, the paper notes that according to a recent NBC poll, the Democratic Party's approval rating is only 29 percent, compared to 38 percent for Republicans. / Jamarn.

Wall Street Journal: Americans punished Trump but did not support Democrats The defeat of the Republicans in the midterm elections provides an opportunity for Democrats to take back the initiative, but they face a more difficult test: not to confuse opposition to the policies of Donald Trump by voters with their support for his political plan, because, according to the Wall Street Journal, the victory does not give the party the authority to return to the policies of the former president Joe-2020 Biden (202020 Biden). The paper's editorial argues that Democrats won, but should learn from the results because voters empowered them primarily to punish President Donald Trump, not support their party or a specific political agenda. The newspaper notes that voters punished Trump for not lowering prices, breaking the law, tariffs and mass deportations (immigrants), as well as abusing his power for financial gain. However, the paper notes that according to a recent NBC poll, the Democratic Party's approval rating is only 29 percent, compared to 38 percent for Republicans. / Jamarn.