Republicans have chosen a counterintuitive remedy for voters’ stunning midterm election rebuke of President Donald Trump: more Trumpism.
Editorial: Republicans know that the president’s folly and excesses cost them the elections. That doesn’t mean they’re ready to challenge him
Republicans can stick with Trumpism or chart a new path, writes BBC Washington correspondent Daniel Bush.
World News
Yes, the Republicans suffered humiliating defeat. But the fact that a Trump presidency was even possible means something like it could happen again, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland
Politics & Governance
The electorate voted decisively to curb the president’s power
Americans put the president and his Republicans in power – twice – for a reason. If voters deliver a harsh verdict today, it is because they didn’t get what they were promised.
Americans put the president and his Republicans in power – twice – for a reason. If voters deliver a harsh verdict today, it is because they didn’t get what they were promised.