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Trump Can’t Help Himself, Goes on a ‘Dumocrat’ Rampage After Promising to Play Nice. Now He’s Calling on JD Vance to Set Off Another Firestorm

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Source: Atlanta Black Star

Republicans, especially their leader President Donald Trump, are running scared after Democrats’ massive victories in the midterm elections. Nothing puts that in clearer perspective than a series of rage-filled social media posts that a furious Trump sent out early Thursday morning. This came after he promised to work with Democrats shortly after the GOP’s big election losses. First, he lashed out at Democrats, accusing them of the very thing Americans elected the party to investigate after sending a huge blue wave to Congress last week, including majorities in both chambers of Congress. The president on his Truth Social platform accused states run by Democrats of “TREMENDOUS & UNPRECEDENTED” corruption, yet the corruption of his own administration is part of why so many Americans turned out to vote.

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