Iran appeals to US voters as American troops leave Iraq
BAGHDAD/WASHINGTON— Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps urged Americans to vote out US President Donald Trump's allies in Congress as US forces were due to withdraw from their remaining bases in neighbouring Iraq on Wednesday in a departure celebrated by Tehran. Meanwhile, Qatar continued to promote its shuttle diplomacy aimed at ending the seven-month-old war between Iran and the United…
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is urging American voters to remove President Donald Trump's allies from Congress as US forces prepare to withdraw from Iraq. The 26-page letter, published on Tuesday, calls on Americans to use their political influence to reject US support for Israel and military actions overseas. While the letter's impact on American voters remains uncertain, it highlights issues that analysts believe are detrimental to Trump and the Republican Party prior to the November 3 congressional elections.
If Democrats regain control of either legislative chamber, Trump's political agenda could face significant obstacles.
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