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Democrats hope their substantive victories will pave the way back to the White House in 2028. The risk is that their efforts fall short and create an opening for a Republican recovery

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The New York Times left
Democratic victories will send an ideologically diverse crop of new lawmakers to Congress in January. But internal debates are already emerging about what lessons Democrats should draw ahead of the 2028 presidential campaign. nyti.ms/4iwutUU
NPR Politics left
Democrats plans for the next Congress, where they'll hold significant majorities in both chambers. Meanwhile, President Trump signals his plans by promoting Stephen Miller as his new Chief of Staff.

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The Economist center
Democrats hope their substantive victories will pave the way back to the White House in 2028. The risk is that their efforts fall short and create an opening for a Republican recovery

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Daily Mail right
Gloating Democrats have celebrated wildly since landslide midterms victory changed the face of American politics... but now they're set for brutal reality check as flood of divided new lawmakers pours into DC