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President Donald Trump has vowed to bounce back from the midterm election results, which he described as a 'giant step back in History' for the US. The Democrats have gained control of both chambers of Congress, marking a significant setback for the Republicans. Trump has blamed the Iran war for the election outcome, while his deputy, JD Vance, has also attributed the loss to the ongoing conflict. Despite the setback, Trump remains defiant and has appointed hardline advisor Stephen Miller as his new chief of staff. The Democrats have pledged to hold the Trump administration accountable and fight against Miller, who is known for his tough immigration policies. The shift in power in Washington will give Democrats authority over key congressional committees and additional leverage over the President's legislative agenda and confirmation of presidential nominees.
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