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Both sides made bipartisan noises Wednesday in the wake of Tuesday’s seismic shift in Washington power; let’s all hope it truly opens an era of lawmakers working together for the American people.
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lawmakers → make → people
That’s what most voters want, but it’ll mean both Republicans and Democrats looking past their differences and opening up to principled compromise.
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Republicans → ’ → compromise
Again, the initial signs are good: “I can work with [Democrats] on a lot of things,” President Donald Trump said, pointing to immigration as one area in particular as ripe for cooperation.
He not only can “get along” with Dems he said; “they’ve already called” to “talk about things, and that’s fine.
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that → work → things
Trump correctly notes that, despite their new majorities, Dems won’t have enough votes to override his veto, so they’ll have to work with him to get anything passed.
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anything → note → him
House Speaker-to-be Hakeem Jeffries (D-Brooklyn) offered his own olive branch, vowing: “We are ready, willing and able to find bipartisan common ground with the other side of the aisle” to “bring about meaningful change.”
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We → offer → change
His top priority: “the affordability crisis” — though only time will tell if he accepts that compromise there means bending on such things as the rush to end all fossil-fuel use, which is driving up energy costs.
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which → tell → costs
Incoming Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (also D-Brooklyn; can we hope for inter-borough amity with the prez from Queens?) was more defiant, declaring: “The days of Trump’s supplicant Senate are over.”
But he still nodded to the larger point: “Voters did not give us the majority so we can do whatever we want,” he admitted, “they entrusted us with the majority to do what they — the American people — want.”
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they → income → what
Now he just needs to admit that they want both sides to bear down and work together.
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More coverage of the 2026 midterm elections:
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- Far-left tees up AOC for 2028 presidential run after midterm blue wave
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DeSantis 2028 buzz builds after Florida withstands blue wave: ‘Only reason Florida didn’t fall’
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Dems eye 56-seat Senate majority as blue tsunami washes out GOP
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Dems eye targets for sweeping investigations of the ‘Trump Crime Family’ after midterms blowout
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Also encouraging: Sen.-elect James Talarico (D-Texas) cites “a wide variety of issues that [Dems and Trump] can work together on,” including immigration reform, cutting red tape, promoting housing and lowering costs for Americans.
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Dems → cite → Americans
More: “We have to build bridges in this country, we have to repair the ties that bind us together”; people are upset with the “extremism” on both sides.
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people → have → sides
Talarico even praised Trump on a red-flag issue: “He has done a better job than the previous administration in securing our border.
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Obviously true, but very few Dems have dared say so: Can others, to deliver for the America people, join him in recognizing where Republicans have done well — and resist shooting down good ideas just because the GOP backs them?
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GOP → dare → them
Of course the party’s crazies will resist; they want Schumer and Jeffries to hold endless show trials of Republicans, as well as to push for radical agendas that will go nowhere amid the gridlock.
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that → resist → gridlock
Democrats serious about progress will push the extremist loudmouths (including the antisemites) to the margins, where they belong.
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they → push → margins
Republicans, too, will need to face down their cranks and kooks.
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Republicans → need → cranks
For a decade, Democrats’ approach was all-out #Resist Trump; can they move on?
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One good start would be joining to pass Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse’s bipartisan permitting bill ASAP: It speeds up approvals for an “all of the above” approach to energy, both green projects and fossil-fuel ones, to directly address affordability.
Don’t just talk cooperation; stand down now, and start working together for the people.
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