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Meanwhile, Pdziwiatr said he called John Paul II Hospital where the Department of Thoracic and Cardiac Surgery is located. I insisted they take him there because, in my opinion, he had the best chance of survival there, where there were specialists for precisely this type of injury, he told Fakt. According to local media, Wierdak is a renowned surgeon in Krakow. The University Hospital in Krakow states Pdziwiatr is head of General, Oncological, Metabolic and Emergency Surgery. The police officers have been identified as senior constables Jakub Kulik and Artur Moraski. Investigations continued in central Krakow on Sunday before Main Market Square reopened [Reuters] The attacker has not yet been named by authorities. When his house was searched after the attack in central Krakow, the bodies of his parents and sister were found. The National Public Prosecutor's Office in Poland launched an investigation into the attack with a unit specialising in terrorist offences taking the lead. Separately, reports emerged that six Dublin Civil Defence volunteers also assisted in the aftermath of the shooting. James McConnell, an officer, told RTE News the group were on a city break and were close to the main square when the shooting happened. The volunteers who are trained to provide medical care immediately sought to help injured people, providing CPR and haemorrhage control. Witnesses who were close to the attack described panic and confusion around the square as it unfolded. Ruby Catherine Warren, from London, heard gunfire and yelled at my friends to run and we all sprinted for our lives. Not knowing where the gunman was - or if there were multiple - they just kept sprinting, eventually finding a hotel to hide inside. Tom Brook, from West Yorkshire, was inside a McDonald's near the square when he heard multiple gunshots and saw people running for cover. He continued: I then walked into the square and saw paramedics working on someone outside [a shop] and there was a dead body covered in foil blankets 20 meters away. The suspect wore full military tactical gear during the attack and was described as having a military-grade weapon - but the government said he was not a member of the Polish armed forces. Poland's Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiski said everything suggests the suspect was fascinated by far-right ideologies and held ultra-nationalist views. The rampage began shortly before 15:00 local time (14:00 GMT) on Saturday in the historic centre of Krakow. Footage showed the attacker's vehicle speeding through the centre of the city, and people fleeing as the sound of gunfire rang out. The glass front of shops were shattered by bullets and a tram was shot at during the attack, which police say lasted for around three minutes. 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A defining force in American politics that began as a campaign slogan during Trumps 2016 presidential run now faces a potentially existential reckoning after voters disillusioned with soaring fuel prices, the Iran war and Washington corruption delivered Democrats decisive congressional majorities. Trumps first major response to the midterms came on Friday. Instead of changing course, he doubled down on the movements core. He promoted Stephen Miller, the main architect of the administrations hardline immigration crackdown, to chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles. Wiles was seen as a stabilizing force inside an often chaotic White House. The move was celebrated by some ofMAGAs most ardent influencers, who saw it as a return to the anti-immigration agenda at the movements roots. Exactly the energy we need, right-wing influencer Benny Johnson posted on X to his 4.1 million followers. Solid move. Its Miller Time. The White House did not directly answer Reuters' questions about why Republicans lost, the defeat of candidates who embraced Trump's false 2020 election claims, or whereMAGA goes from here. Instead, it pointed to Trump's remarks on Wednesday, when he said, If I were on the ballot, we would have won. He also said it was largely true that the Iran war had cost Republicans because it drove the gasoline up, but that hed do it again. For nearly a decade, MAGA has reshaped the Republican Party and transformed national debates on issues such as trade, immigration, race and gender. The movement installed loyalists throughout federal agencies, cracked down on immigration and pressured corporations and public institutions to retreat from diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. MAGA survived the fallout from the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol and propelled Trump back to the White House. In Trumps second term, MAGA was no longer a faction of the Republican Party; it was the party. Now, the Democrats sweeping victory has forced the movement to grapple with an unexpected question: Is MAGA over? Reuters interviews with more than a dozen MAGA activists, influencers, party strategists, Christian nationalist leaders and researchers who track right-wing politics, along with a review of MAGA supporters' posts and podcasts since Tuesday, show a movement turning its anger on itself. The stolen-election claims that have driven MAGA since Democrat Joe Biden beat Trump in the 2020 presidential election have mostly gone quiet. Instead, supporters are blaming Republican leaders and Trump's advisers, and in some cases the president himself, for broken promises on living costs, the Iran war and the governments decision to redact or withhold major portions of its investigative files on late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. MAGAs factions also disagree about what comes next. Some want a return to populist and nationalist basics. Some want a movement less tied to one man. And a vocal minority say MAGA is already dead. We have to rebuild, Steve Bannon, a prominent MAGA proponent, podcaster and former Trump White House adviser, told Reuters. He urged the party to double down on an aggressive populist and nationalist agenda and praised Trump for elevating Miller. Miller's appointment as chief of staff underpins my point, he said. There is no more hardcore MAGA proponent than Stephen. As pro-Trump internet forums digested the election results, a notable slice of self-described MAGA loyalists more than 20% raised doubts about the movements leadership and direction, according to an analysis of social media traffic done for Reuters by PeakMetrics, a data intelligence firm. About half of that cohort remained supportive of the MAGA movement but no longer backed Trump as its leader. The other half remained loyal to, though critical of, the president himself. The analysis was based on 12,850 posts sampled from a universe of 4.6 million Trump-related comments on X and Reddit from 9 p.m. on Election Day to 8 p.m. the next evening. It found broad concern among MAGA supporters as the results became clear. Of the posts that assigned blame for the rout, nearly a third said concerns about the Iran war and Israels influence over US policy had overshadowed Trumps message. A quarter said Republicans not fully committed to the MAGA agenda had undermined the movement. The results left Trump facing large Democratic majorities in both chambers of Congress. Democrats could hold as many as 56 of the Senate's 100 seats, more than enough to block his judicial nominees. They will also hold governorships in all seven battleground states Trump won in 2024, and they swept every statewide race in Texas, which last backed a Democrat for president in 1976. Some prominent Republicans, long wary of a MAGA base that punished dissent, have begun openly criticizing Trump. Republican US Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin said on Saturday that corruption was present in all branches of government, including Im sad to say, within the Trump administration. He cited Calley Means, a former White House adviser who told The Joe Rogan Experience podcast on Friday that Trump's top aides catered to special interests and blocked policies popular with Trumps Make America Healthy Again movement. Voters were expecting us to drain the swamp, but it seems like the swamp won, Johnson told Fox News. Asked about Johnson's remarks and Means' accusations, White House spokesperson Allison Schuster did not address the corruption allegations, saying Trump had made incredible strides to Make America Healthy Again. On Sunday, Republican US Representative Marlin Stutzman of Indiana, who won reelection despite his party's losses, called Trumps promotion of Miller a bad mistake. You dont promote those who were in charge, Stutzman told CNN. Hes not liked out here in the Midwest by people. They dont like his tone, he said of Miller. White House spokesperson Lauren Bis said Miller had been a key player in delivering on Trump's agenda since day one and would continue to deliver historic successes as chief of staff. The White House also pointed to statements from 19 Republican lawmakers supporting Millers promotion. MAGA IS STALE The midterm losses have muffled one ofMAGA's loudest refrains: Since Tuesday, talk of election fraud has virtually vanished among right-wing influencers. I have been banging the drum of rigged and stolen elections since 2020, but that is not why we lost the midterms, Rogan OHandley, a MAGA influencer who posts under the name DC_Draino, wrote on X to his 2.3 million followers. We lost because we failed to fix the things voters sent us to do. He didnt respond to a request for comment. After the 2020 election, Trump supporter Isabella DeLuca was among thousands who stormed the US Capitol on January 6, 2021. She was charged with five crimes, including theft of a table from inside the Capitol, and pleaded not guilty. Her case was dismissed after Trump returned to office and pardoned her. This time, the 26-year-old conservative influencer directed her anger toward what she described as out-of-touch Republican leaders who failed to appeal to Gen Z voters on affordability, avoiding foreign wars and other key issues. Republicans were just lazy. They felt like that they were entitled to people's votes and that people would vote for them no matter what, DeLuca told Reuters. It goes to show you that you do have to earn people's votes, and that even in a super red state like Texas, you're not untouchable. TheMAGA movement this year appeared tired, she said. That sentiment was echoed in online right-wing forums, said Jennifer Golbeck, a University of Maryland professor who has analyzed MAGA-related posts since 2016. She said engagement by Trumps most loyal backers has steadily declined since January, including a 27% drop in posts and comments on Patriots.Win, a popular MAGA forum. The enthusiasm and the passion even among this hardest core group of supporters hasn't really been there, Golbeck said. They are saying that MAGA is stale. Its not new and exciting like it once was. Fox News, a cable network that has long been a key platform for MAGA voices, saw a sharp decline in viewership ahead of the midterms, with its total daytime audience down 27% in October from a year earlier, according to Nielsen, the audience measurement firm. In a statement to Reuters, Fox said it drew more viewers than its cable-news rivals on election night. FOX News has been the number one network in cable news for a quarter century, the network said. Some prominent right-wing influencers blamed the presidents advisers or Republican lawmakers but rarely Trump himself for ignoring key voter concerns. In posts, online broadcasts and interviews with Reuters, many blamed dissatisfaction with the economy, though they differed on other reasons for Tuesday's results. It wasn't just failure to address affordability that crushed Republicans, said Ben Shapiro, co-founder of the conservative site Daily Wire, on his online show on Wednesday. If youre talking about an electoral catastrophe a wipeout like we saw last night you need more ingredients. Here are the other ingredients: chaos and corruption. LauraLoomer, an influencer close to Trump, wrote on X: America is over and the American Dream is dead. Yet she told Reuters the losses did not signal the end of MAGA, arguing that anyone seeking the 2028 Republican presidential nomination would need Trumps base. The Republican Party belongs to President Trump,Loomer said. The MAGA movement is still the majority of the GOP base, and whoever wants to run for president in 2028 on the GOP ticket, they would be unwise to be dismissive of President Trump. On Thursday,Loomer put her podcast on hiatus, saying she had been running on empty for too long and needed to focus on her personal life and upcoming wedding. Shell return in January, she added. BROKEN PROMISES The midterms also tested the beliefs that have heldMAGA together, and some of them are giving way. The Democratic sweep dealt a significant setback to the election denial movement, a central pillar of MAGA politics since Trump's 2020 defeat. Candidates who embraced his false claims of widespread voter fraud lost heavily, including several who had worked to overturn the 2020 result. Election deniers will hold at least 41 fewer congressional and statewide offices next year, and they have lost 70% of the called races for statewide posts that oversee elections, according to States United Action, a nonprofit that tracks such candidates. Trump made no effort to contest the results and instead blamed Republicans for the defeat. With few close races and no credible basis for a challenge, many prominent pro-Trump election skeptics dropped fraud allegations and urged supporters to keep organizing. A handful of allies still alleged, without evidence, that the vote was rigged. Mike Lindell, theMyPillow founder and promoter of false claims that machines flipped votes in 2020, said he was not concerned by Trump's pledge to accept the results. That's his opinion. I've got a different opinion, Lindell told Reuters. I think it's all been stolen. But such claims stayed largely on the fringe, even among Republicans. 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Sen. Bernie Sanders , who is poised to chair the Senate's health committee next year, said in a new interview that he's open to impeaching Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The independent Vermont senator, who caucuses with Democrats, appeared on CNN's State of the Union with Dana Bash on Nov. 8 after a wave of Democratic wins in last week's midterms. Bash asked Sanders if he agreed with South Carolina Sen.-elect Annie Andrews , a pediatrician, saying that Kennedy should be removed from his role as the nation's top health official. I am absolutely open to that, Sanders said of Andrews' view. The bottom line is we need a secretary of HHS who is concerned about the health and well-being of our kids and all Americans, not involved in crazy conspiracy theories. He continued, I'm open to all ideas from Dr. Andrews or anybody else. In a statement, HHS spokesperson Grace Jamison said Secretary Kennedy has delivered the most sweeping public health reforms in modern history. He will continue to put prevention at the center of health care to end the chronic disease epidemic and Make America Healthy Again, Jamison said. Threats of impeachment will not distract him from delivering for the American people. Amy Acton, Annie Andrews and what Dem wins mean for RFK Jr. and the MAHA movement As health secretary, and during his previous 2020 presidential campaign, Kennedy heralded the Make America Healthy Again, or MAHA movement, which promised and promoted sweeping changes to America's health ecosystem including policy shifts in nutrition and medicine. But Kennedy has long faced bipartisan criticism for skepticism over vaccines . Andrews, who prevailed over appointed Sen. Darline Graham , will be the Senate's first pediatrician. Andrews' criticism of RFK Jr. and the Trump administration's handling of health care was a core part of her argument on the campaign trail. Bash asked Sanders about how he planned to handle Kennedy's tenure as he's expected to take the health committee chairmanship next year, after Democrats won seven Senate seats so far this midterm cycle and the Senate majority. We're going to bring him in front of the committee, Sanders said. That's for sure. And ask him some tough questions that have not been asked of him previously. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Bernie Sanders, Annie Andrews float impeaching RFK Jr. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY at https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2026/11/08/rfk-jr-bernie-sanders-annie-andrews-dana-bash/92676929007/
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