“Do you know what happens if you don’t vote? You go to hell, you go to hell!” Donald Trump concluded his long appeal to voters at the Republican convention in Dallas, Texas. An audience of convinced supporters accompanied him in an oath of loyalty and mobilization ahead of the Midterm elections.
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“Raise your right hand and repeat after me,” Trump said at the climax of a long speech, among red, blue, white, and gold balloons. And the Maga crowd complied, repeating his words: “I promise the greatest president in the history of the United States, who loves us so much he can hardly breathe, that I will go with my family, my friends, I will – thus continued the call and response litany – in any way, I don’t care if I am registered or not, I will try to cheat like crazy, just like they do. I will go out, take my friends, my family, and we will vote on November 3.”
A referendum on the president’s action
The midterm vote will inevitably be a referendum on the president’s actions. And despite doubts from several Republican candidates, Trump in Dallas put himself above all, even asking voters to act “as if my name were on the voter cards.” But the approval rating for the president’s actions has dropped to the lows of his second term, just above 30%. And the Republicans risk losing the majority in the House and perhaps also in the Senate.
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In the Midterm, Trump has a lot at stake. For this reason, besides attacking “the dangerous communist Democrats for the country,” he renewed the promise to give “5 thousand dollars to every American” if he wins the elections while maintaining control of Congress.
The war in Iran (decided together with Israel) is complicating the president’s campaign. The increase in gasoline and diesel prices, but also in food and essential goods, is putting American families in difficulty, causing widespread discontent even in key states, and could increase votes against the administration. But Trump insists on defending the choice to attack the Tehran regime, unleashing a conflict that was supposed to last a few days and that has now dragged on for almost seven months. “I do not regret the war in Iran, I do not believe in the word regret. One can always reflect a little on oneself. But if I had to decide now, I would act exactly as I did,” he said in an interview with Fox News.
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