Left-wing podcaster Sam Seder blew up at Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer in an expletive-laden tirade on election night.

The Dems hadn’t even had control of the Senate for an hour before Chuck Schumer uttered his latest beyond-infuriating statement. If this newfound congressional power is going to mean anything, it has to begin with a long-overdue changing of the guard.

Some Democrats kept their messages simple in posts on X. The top Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee, Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., posted “Subpoenas.” Separately, Rep. Robert Garcia, expected to be the next chairman of the

Republicans are defending a 53-47 majority in the Senate, as Democrats aim to flip enough seats to gain control.

By Yasmeen Abutaleb, Nolan D. McCaskill and Richard Cowan WASHINGTON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Democrats are framing their sweeping midterm victory as a mandate for change, but already disagree over how far voters want them to go.

Trump loyalists praised Stephen Miller after he was named chief of staff and became the White House's new power broker, while Democrats sounded alarm; Hakeem Jeffries urged his firing, and Chuck Schum

"This man took a bullet for us," the newly minted COS continued. "He faced down life in prison for us. He saved the Republican Party from the ash heap of history and has made it stronger, more popular, and more resilient than ever before."

N.Y., spoke after the Democrats took control of Congress, calling the midterm elections a “generational remake of the Senate map.” Schumer also detailed affordability concerns and called for an end to the Iran war.