Trump says MAGA can carry on without him, days after GOP midterm losses
In his first interview since Democrats won the House and Senate, Trump said the MAGA movement can outlast him. He would not say whether he will pick a 2028 favorite.

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In his first interview since Democrats won the House and Senate, Trump said the MAGA movement can outlast him. He would not say whether he will pick a 2028 favorite.
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