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Republicans admit ‘we failed’ but show little appetite for breaking with Trump after midterm losses

Independent WorldBy Steven Sloan,Joey Cappelletti and Lisa Mascaro

11/13/2026, 3:14:51 PM

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The anger is sharp in part because of the rosy predictions from top Republicans ahead of the election

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Republicans admit ‘we failed’ but show little appetite for breaking with Trump after midterm losses.

The anger is sharp in part because of the rosy predictions from top Republicans ahead of the election

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