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‘I’ll work with anyone who wants to solve problems’: Newly elected Dems confess reality of Trump’s power

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Source: WorldNetDaily

Democrats, and their partners in politics including the media, the socialists and Marxists, the LGBT activists and more, for years have claimed President Donald Trump is Adolf Hitler and his supporters are Nazis. He, and they, must be jailed, they claim. They’re criminals, they’re treasonists, and worse. That party won significant gains in the midterms, and poised to be the congressional majority, party members now essentially are admitting that that was so much hot air, and they want to work with Trump over the remaining two years of his term. It’s because they have to. He’s president and total war with the White House would leave Democrats unable to do anything much at all, a result voters would know about by the 2028 election. The comments came at a conference called What’s Next in Denver, supposedly a celebration of those election gains.

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