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Thumbs down for Donald Trump

The Republicans got hammered in the midterms in large measure because they proved unable to defend the interests of the people who a mere two years earlier had given them their support. Leer más

Thumbs down for Donald Trump

In the United States, midterm elections often prove detrimental to the president's party, leading many to assume that this time, the Republican candidates would struggle. However, they were utterly defeated, particularly in Texas. Donald Trump, the biggest loser, had been attempting to convince voters that the legislative elections were about him.

Despite his obnoxious behavior and increasing signs of cognitive decline, a significant portion of the population still supported him. Critics argue that his geopolitical decision to go to war with Iran was detrimental, as Iran's leaders were seen as reasonable and unlikely to use nuclear weapons against Israel. The Democrats, despite their victories in the House and Senate, will find it challenging to oppose Trump's anti-woke policies domestically.

However, abroad, Trump is expected to renew his campaign against Iran, potentially escalating tensions with the Islamic regime's terrorist proxies. The Republicans lost the midterms due to their inability to address economic issues, such as affordability, that concern voters. The Democrats, now united against Trump, may face internal disputes as they address their differences with progressive factions.

Despite Trump's likely continued presence in the White House for several more years, the Democrats risk undermining their credibility before the upcoming presidential race.

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