Obama vows to work with Republicans after midterms
President Obama and incoming Senate Majority Leader McConnell pledged to turn divided government into a force for good while signaling veto battles ahead. They eyed trade legislation and immigration as early flashpoints after Republicans surged to control the Senate and expanded House majority.
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Obama and McConnell clash over approach after election
The piece notes President Obama and Senate Minority Leader McConnell presenting differing profiles at separate news conferences. Obama, facing a GOP controlled Congress, urges cooperation on roads and trade while warning of bills he cannot sign. McConnell, taciturn yet positive, highlights a fragile balance with a lame duck presidency and mutual respect.
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Election News Guide: New order in Washington DC outlines post election shifts
The incoming Republican Senate majority and expanded House majority signal action on the Keystone XL oil pipeline with some Democratic support. Mitch McConnell could align with Obama on trade and tax reform while Republicans claim at least 52 Senate seats. House gains exceed 60 years, with upsets in Maryland Massachusetts and Illinois and victories in swing states Florida Ohio Illinois and Wisconsin.
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