Donald Trump has claimed he is more popular than ever even after his Republican Party took a beating at the midterms earlier this month.
The US president was humiliated when voters resoundingly rejected his candidates for both chambers in Congress, choosing instead to give the Democrats a majority in the Senate and the House of Representatives.
But the US president insisted on the Salem News Channel that he was still a popular figure.
“This midterm was lousy, but it wasn’t as bad as others, as you know,” he said.
Democratic presidents Harry Truman, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama all lost 50 or more seats during their midterm elections.
But this midterm was the worst defeat for the Republican Party in 50 years, as voters pushed back over high prices caused by the Read Entire Article
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