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For years, the dishonest, disreputable propaganda press has portrayed President Donald Trump as a wannabe king who will never concede power.

They did it before Trump crushed the Democrats in 2016. They did it before Trump suffered defeats in 2018. They did it before Trump lost in 2020. They did it before Trump won a second term in 2024.

And they did it this year as well.

Yet every single time Trump has lost, he’s had no issues eventually conceding power — including this time.

Speaking with The New York Times via phone after Tuesday’s devastating blue-wave election, the president said he was “absolutely willing” to accept defeat and work with Democrats going forward.

“We’ll, you know, look forward to working with them,” he added. “We’ll probably work something out.”

How nice of the paper to report this after it spent weeks framing Trump as likely to reject or undermine unfavorable 2026 midterm election results.

Take what New York Times “journalist” Michelle Cottle asked on “The Opinions” podcast in late October, as reported by DNYUZ.

“Maybe this is just my PTSD from 2020 talking, but how might a........

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