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President-elect Trump is building his team It promises to disrupt business as usual in Washington and signal to federal agencies that big changes are on the way.

President Trump has promised to dismantle it. Ministry of Educationand he may put Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Responsible for reviewing food processing methods.

President Trump's transition attorney mark paoletta This message was posted to Ministry of Justice Monday employees: “If these career Justice Department employees will not implement President Trump's program with integrity, then they should resign.”

Perhaps President Trump's most notable appointment So far, a former Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) director is expected to be appointed. Tom Homan as his “border emperor.”

Mr. Homan is an unapologetically outspoken enforcement officer who will lead President Trump's efforts to deport immigrants who are in the country illegally.

• Homan said Monday that his administration will conduct workplace immigration raids.
• He spoke directly to Democratic governors in so-called sanctuary cities. “If you don't want to help us, just leave and get out of the way…”

Trump also wiretapped stephen miller Although he is a polarizing figure with his comments on immigration, he has been appointed deputy chief of staff for policy and is a former member of the House of Representatives. Lee Zeldin (RN.Y.) as Commissioner of the Environmental Protection Agency.

The next president then elected members of the House of Representatives. Elise Stefanik (RN.Y.), who was an early vocal advocate of his “America First” foreign policy, was appointed ambassador to the United Nations.

These names include President Kennedy; Elon Musk.

• Former Georgia State Senator. kelly loeffler (Republican) serves as co-chair of President Trump's inaugural committee.

• President Trump released a statement from a former ambassador to the United Nations. nikki haley and his former Secretary of State mike pompeo He will play no role in his new government.

• Former Treasurer Steven Mnuchin He said he would not participate in the second government.

Republicans will choose With new leadership in the Senate on Wednesday, Trump World is looking to exert influence ahead of the secret vote.

The frontrunner is a senator. John Tune (RS.D.), John Cornyn (R-Texas) and rick scott (Republican of Florida).

• President Trump has called on the next leader to allow recess appointments to expedite nominations and appointments without requiring Senate confirmation.
• Scott agreed, but appreciated Tune and Cornyn's reactions.

• Mr. Thune and Mr. Cornyn were seen as potential candidates to succeed the senator. Mitch McConnell (Ky.) has been chosen to be the next Senate Republican leader, but many Trump allies, including Kennedy, Musk and President Trump, tucker carlson — endorsed Scott.

💡outlook:

• CNN: Trump has already used his power and caused massive chaos.

•The Hill: Musk was the X factor in Trump's victory.

• liberal patriot: 10 things we know so far about the election.

• john cass: Don't forget Veterans Day.

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• RFK's bully pulpit shocks public health.

• Immigrant advocates support Trump.

•Republicans are vying to replace Stefanik in the House Republican leadership position.

• gender gap It wasn't noticeable.

•Mr. Trump has infiltrated young voters.

• Tight US finances emerging as an important issue For Trump.

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• the judge will decide on tuesday Trump or not hush money conviction will stand

• war between russia and ukraine is intensifyingwith drone attacks, foreign troops, and record losses.

• Department of State Fighting foreign disinformation Face closure.

• Bitcoin is on the rise New highs, similar to the Trump administration Wins strengthen the cryptocurrency.

• “We're going to learn a few things.” A member of the House of Representatives says in advance: Listen to UFO stories.

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President Biden and Vice President Harris Monday was their first public appearance together since the Democratic Party suffered a crushing defeat at the polls.

of veterans day Ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery Although it was decidedly apolitical, the two Democratic leaders are at the center of a swirling debate over how to proceed with a party that has come under fire from around the country over the issue. election day.

• Member of Parliament Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D.N.Y.), who had a more than 20-point lead over President-elect Trump in the district, asked voters who voted for both her and Trump why. The answers ranged from the war in Gaza to general dissatisfaction with Trump and Ocasio-Cortez, who share the same brand of economic populism, and the Biden administration.

• Sen. Bernie Sanders An editorial was published in (I-Vt.). boston globe about his advisor Faiz Shakil said it was rejected by new york times. Sanders has a consistent message: The working class is right to be angry about their economic situation, and the working class is right to be angry at the Democratic Party for abandoning them. is.

• Sen. chris murphy (D-Connecticut) wrote X long thread As for what went wrong, he said the Democratic tent was “too small.” Among his many interesting observations are:“When progressives like Bernie aggressively go after elites who oppress people, they are shunned as dangerous populists. Why? Perhaps true economic populism is bad for our nation’s upper income groups. That’s probably why.”

• Member of Parliament dean phillips (Minnesota Democrat), who was kicked out of the Democratic Party when he challenged Biden in the presidential primary, said the party ignored red flags. “I wasn't the only one who was aware of what was about to happen last week.” he said on “Fox News Sunday.”
• The congressman said this in a sign that Democrats will not back down from their left-wing critics. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) stands by his criticism of trans athletes in sports despite backlash that included the resignation of top staffers.

• liberal journalist Ezra Klein I wrote down my thoughts about Xincluding this: “Governance matters. If Texas or Florida has more affordable housing and a much lower homelessness crisis than California or New York, that's a 'big' problem.” ”

💡outlook:

• new republic:The Democratic Party has been making the same mistake for 44 years.

•  The Hill: Democrats, stop the autopsy. How to learn and move on.

•  The Hill: Mr. Harris failed to address his family's financial concerns.

• The Hill: There won't be a “second wave of resistance to Trump” this time.

• Ross Barkan:AOC agonist.

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• The Democratic Party's electoral tally pits liberals and centrists against each other.

• Resistance to Trump is growing in states led by Democratic governors.

• A judge ruled that New York could not block the dispatch of busloads of migrants to Texas.

• DNC officials have called the Harris campaign a “billion dollar disaster.”

Tuesday – The House and Senate convene.

2 days Until the Senate leadership election.

32 days until the House leadership election.

36 days Until electors vote in their states.

53 days Until the new Congress begins.

56 daysUntil Congress counts the electoral votes.

70 daysUntil Inauguration Day.

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Republicans are on the brink of gaining a majority in the House.

• The magic number to get as much of a majority as possible is 218, and Republicans currently. 216-209 advantage.
• There is 10 house race Republicans only need to win two of them, as they still need to be convened.

The most likely outcome would be a 53-47 Republican majority in the Senate.

but, Decision-making desk headquarters Other media outlets are reporting that the Senate is deadlocked, 52-47, and that the Pennsylvania Senate race still needs to be convened.

The Associated Press called the Republican race. david mccormickbut Sen. Bob Casey (Pennsylvania Democrat) is not conceding, and his campaign claims there are enough outstanding votes to deliver a victory.

According to the Associated Press, McCormick leads by about second place. 30,000 Number of votes reported by 99%. This is just above the 0.5% margin that would trigger an automatic recount.

The Casey campaign released a statement on Monday that read in part:More than 100,000 ballots have yet to be counted. ”

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (New York) did not invite Mr. McCormick or the congressman. Ruben Gallego Democratic U.S. Senate candidates from Arizona participated in new student orientation this week.

Mr. Gallego's candidacy announcement was called by most media outlets, but he received about 8% of the vote.

An independent senator who is retiring. kirsten sinema A former Democrat from Arizona told X: “In 2018, my race wasn't called for six days. I flew to Washington, D.C. for Senate orientation. I learned so much that week and made lasting relationships. Dave McCormick and Ruben Gallego will be senators from Pennsylvania and Arizona. They should be invited to orientation and start learning the job.”

Looking to the future, The Hills emily brooks Detailing the Republican Party's top legislative priorities under the Trump administration.

among them:

• Trump tax cut extension

• Fund border security measures and walls

• Part of the Inflation Control Law abolished

• Expanding school choice and challenging universities. 

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• President Trump's Republican skeptics in Congress face a lonely road.

• Jockeying begins to fill Vance's vacancy in the Senate.

• President Trump's border plan faces potential obstacles in the Senate.

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