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Photo by jessy leigh on August 26, 2022.

Photo by jessy leigh on August 26, 2022.

Photo by jessy leigh on August 26, 2022.

Photo by jessy leigh on August 26, 2022.

Photo by jessy leigh on August 26, 2022.

Photo by jessy leigh on August 26, 2022.

Photo by jessy leigh on August 26, 2022.

Photo by jessy leigh on August 26, 2022.

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Posted On: August 26th 2022, 03:23 pm

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maddie_longlegs_

4 years ago

maddie_longlegs_

Happy bday, Desi. V good lil prince.

ultralame

4 years ago

ultralame

The goodest boy

amberaustiin

4 years ago

amberaustiin

Happy Birthday Desmond ❤️❤️❤️✨✨✨

holldoll12

4 years ago

holldoll12

Happy bday lil Desmond boyyyy

holldoll12

4 years ago

holldoll12

All he do is lay

s0ulessprincess

4 years ago

s0ulessprincess

He is the cutest pup 😭😭💕💕

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If Democrats had spent much of President Donald Trump’s second term searching for a way to break his grip on Washington, voters had now handed them one. The midterms generated a blue wave that swept Republicans out of power in the House and the Senate, reversing the party’s fortunes just two years after Trump’s return to the White House. The results amounted to a decisive rebuke of a President whose handling of the economy, rising prices, and the war with Iran had fueled widespread discontent, and who spent the closing days of the campaign musing about candidates’ anatomy and dismissing Americans’ concerns over their bottom line.

For the first time since Trump returned to Washington, Democrats will be able to set the legislative agenda, compel testimony from Administration officials, investigate allegations of corruption, and force Republicans to take difficult votes. Party leaders see an opportunity to turn the public’s discontent with Trump into a sustained argument for returning Democrats to the White House in 2028.

Interviews with more than two dozen Democratic leaders, strategists, and members of Congress reveal a party itching to fight on nearly every front the President has opened. But when the midterm victory laps conclude, the Democrats’ deeper problems will be waiting for them. Even leading up to their midterm victory, surveys showed the party remains unpopular. Its leaders are divided over how far left to move, what kind of economic message will win back the voters who abandoned them in 2024, and how aggressively to confront Trump.

At the link in bio, read our new cover story on how Democrats could wield their newfound power.

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