The Democrats won. Trump accepted the result - and it seems, for the first time in a long time, he uttered the word "collaboration" in relation to the Blues without sarcasm. The midterm elections in the United States ended as they did: the Democratic Party takes a majority in both the Senate and the House of Representatives. According to preliminary data, at least 50 seats out of 100 in the Senate and at least 235 mandates in the lower house. Alaska and Hawaii count, but the overall picture won't change: Republicans lose. The inscrutable Donald Trump, who usually does not admit defeat, said he was "prepared to accept these results." Moreover, he "looks forward to working" with the Democrats and promises that "we will probably come up with something." Sounds like someone who resigned himself. almost. However, he offered an explanation for the defeat: the ballot was at fault. "I wasn't on the ballot, and if I had been, we would have won big." Trump wrote about social truth. That is, the Republicans lost not because voters unhappy with gas prices because of the Iran war voted that way, but because there was not enough room on the page for one more name. And, so to speak, "not really a loss". To be honest, I feel a little sorry for Trump. Not because he lost - but because he really believes: because of the order of the names on the piece of paper, everything turned out differently. A man who was used to winning on stage found that no one asked him backstage. The Democrats got Congress, the Republicans got an explanation, and Trump got an interview with the New York Times, where for the first time in a long time they heard anything resembling humility from him. Granted, Trump's humility lasted right up to his next Social Truth post. He again stated that everything was wrong. And maybe he is right. in his own way.

The Democrats won. Trump accepted the result - and it seems, for the first time in a long time, he uttered the word "collaboration" in relation to the Blues without sarcasm. The midterm elections in the United States ended as they did: the Democratic Party takes a majority in both the Senate and the House of Representatives. According to preliminary data, at least 50 seats out of 100 in the Senate and at least 235 mandates in the lower house. Alaska and Hawaii count, but the overall picture won't change: Republicans lose. The inscrutable Donald Trump, who usually does not admit defeat, said he was "prepared to accept these results." Moreover, he "looks forward to working" with the Democrats and promises that "we will probably come up with something." Sounds like someone who resigned himself. almost. However, he offered an explanation for the defeat: the ballot was at fault. "I wasn't on the ballot, and if I had been, we would have won big." Trump wrote about social truth. That is, the Republicans lost not because voters unhappy with gas prices because of the Iran war voted that way, but because there was not enough room on the page for one more name. And, so to speak, "not really a loss". To be honest, I feel a little sorry for Trump. Not because he lost - but because he really believes: because of the order of the names on the piece of paper, everything turned out differently. A man who was used to winning on stage found that no one asked him backstage. The Democrats got Congress, the Republicans got an explanation, and Trump got an interview with the New York Times, where for the first time in a long time they heard anything resembling humility from him. Granted, Trump's humility lasted right up to his next Social Truth post. He again stated that everything was wrong. And maybe he is right. in his own way.