Veto or deals: Can Trump find a way to work with Democrats?

As the United States midterm election results landed late on Tuesday night, United States President Donald Trump took a phone call from the news outlet Politico.A wave for the Democratic Party had sunk Trump’s Republican Party. For the first time in his two stints as president, Trump’s Republican Party no longer controlled either chamber of Congress.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Congress defeat: How Trump’s allies are distancing themselves from Iran warlist 2 of 3Visualising how the US midterms turned the map bluelist 3 of 3Abdul El-Sayed did not have to become less Muslim to winend of listBut in the phone interview, Trump put on a brave face — and offered an olive branch: He said that he would be willing to work with Democrats.“They’ve already called, and they want to work with me. I have the right to veto everything, but I don’t want to be just sitting there for two years just vetoing everything,” he said.While a handful of seats remain to be counted, the Democrats have won comfortable majorities in both the House of Representatives, where they have secured at least 253 seats out of 435, and in the Senate, where they have won at least 54 out of 100.Trump has since...