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US President Donald Trump pledged a major political comeback on Sunday following a decisive midterm election defeat that handed Democrats control of both houses of Congress.
The loss severely limits Trump’s legislative leverage entering the final two years of his term while exposing his administration, family business dealings, and key advisers to aggressive congressional oversight.
Defying calls within the Republican Party for internal reflection, Trump lashed out on Truth Social, claiming the nation took a step backwards and blaming market drops on the election outcome.
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He signalled a confrontational approach by appointing hardline adviser Stephen Miller as his new chief of staff, prompting Democrats to pledge rigorous accountability for top officials and immigration policy architects.
In response to Democratic threats of impeachment and subpoenas, Trump directed the Justice Department to investigate those threats as potential extortion.
Attorney General Todd Blanche publicly committed to defending administration officials against congressional probes, while Democratic leaders asserted their constitutional right to conduct oversight into conflicts of interest, executive actions, and foreign policy decisions without intimidation.
