A University of Washington academic told Newsweek Democrat success was likely "less the result of a credible Democratic strategy than poor Republican strategy."
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Biden Is 'Not Buying' That Democrats May Lose Control of Congress in Midterms
Headline from NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth ·
Midterms offer Biden hope in defeat
Headline from Digital Journal ·
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Joe Biden just had the best midterms for a Democrat president in 24 years
President Joe Biden says he is feeling “really good” about Democrats’ chances in the midterm elections, even as he traveled to the Chicago area to support two House members who are facing more competitive reelection battles than expected.
President Joe Biden insisted on Friday that Democrats will win next week's US midterm elections, but warned of a difficult two years if polls showing Republican victories prove correct.
President Joe Biden witnessed the best midterm elections for a Democratic president in close to 25 years after the projected Republican "red wave" missed its mark on Election Day.
A University of Washington academic told Newsweek Democrat success was likely "less the result of a credible Democratic strategy than poor Republican strategy."
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