Trump says he is ready to accept the midterm election results. Even if Republicans take a hit, he wants a deal with Democrats.
In an interview, President Donald Trump said he would fully accept the election outcome and was open to working with Democrats.
“We can perhaps make some deals,” Trump said.
Trump says he is willing to cooperate with Democrats after the midterms.
He defended his previous endorsements of Republican candidates, including Lindsey Graham and Ken Paxton.
The report suggests Democrats could gain control of both chambers of Congress.
Trump expressed no regret over his endorsements, despite the reported setbacks involving those candidates.
The interesting shift here is the message of cooperation. After a highly competitive election cycle, Trump is publicly signaling that bipartisan deals could still be possible.
For markets, the bigger question is what a divided Congress or a change in congressional control could mean for fiscal policy, regulation, taxes, and crypto legislation.
Is this the beginning of a more pragmatic approach in Washington, or simply a post-election message?
In an interview, President Donald Trump said he would fully accept the election outcome and was open to working with Democrats.
“We can perhaps make some deals,” Trump said.
Trump says he is willing to cooperate with Democrats after the midterms.
He defended his previous endorsements of Republican candidates, including Lindsey Graham and Ken Paxton.
The report suggests Democrats could gain control of both chambers of Congress.
Trump expressed no regret over his endorsements, despite the reported setbacks involving those candidates.
The interesting shift here is the message of cooperation. After a highly competitive election cycle, Trump is publicly signaling that bipartisan deals could still be possible.
For markets, the bigger question is what a divided Congress or a change in congressional control could mean for fiscal policy, regulation, taxes, and crypto legislation.
Is this the beginning of a more pragmatic approach in Washington, or simply a post-election message?
