President Trump, at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center on Nov. 6: “If we were on the ballot, we would have won. But we weren’t.” Ken Martin, chair of the Democratic National Committee, at the party’s People’s Victory Briefing the same day: “We don’t owe our allegiance to a single person or a single president. We proved that on Tuesday.” Two separate events on Nov. 6, one question: what did the midterm result mean? They were not speaking to each other. Trump video: RSBN. Martin video: Democratic National Committee. Full story: https://zarknews.com/watch-trump-not-on-the-ballot-kennedy/ #Trump #Midterms #ZarkNews
The two clips were recorded on the same day, November 6, and answer each other. President Trump, speaking to workers at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, argued that Republicans would have won the midterms if his name had been on the ballot. Ken Martin, who chairs the Democratic National Committee, replied at the party’s People’s Victory Briefing that Democrats had proved the opposite on Tuesday, when they won control of both the House and the Senate. Zark News presents the exchange as its daily split-screen video.
Full story: https://zarknews.com/watch-trump-not-on-the-ballot-kennedy/
Trump video: RSBN. Martin video: Democratic National Committee.
