Opinion | Don't Bet On Trump's Mid-Term Humbling To Reset India-US Ties

Trump will be under pressure to be tougher and less accommodating. After all, what's he got to lose? It’s not as if he's going to be paying a personal political price for his moves

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Blinded by hubris, blinkered by a parochial worldview, buoyed by a toxic MAGA echo chamber, boosted by meretricious camp followers, Donald Trump didn’t see it coming. Not until the American people had to virtually hold the electoral looking glass up to Trump’s face so he could read their verdict. And it is a resounding one. Trump’s Republican party has lost both Houses of US Congress in a rebuke on a scale not seen in five decades. Not only just about every one of Trump’s hand-picked candidates have been defeated, but the Republicans have been routed in states and seats where they haven’t lost in decades or even in one case in a century. No Republican bastion except for Florida has been able to withstand the Democratic sweep or “Blue-nami" as it is being billed.

What’s more, this was an election of many historic firsts: America got its first openly gay man elected to the US Senate to the first Black woman governor, Muslim senator, Native American woman governor, Palestinian American woman to NY state legislator, and Latina governor of Texas. Voter emphasis on diversity meant that it was also a good day for Indian Americans in the US.

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