Trump’s Dilemma: Rigging or Cancelling the US Midterm Elections

Against the backdrop of the war with Iran, a deteriorating economic situation, and a growing political crisis in the United States, an increasingly pressing question is emerging: will the administration of Donald Trump be able to retain power in the face of a potential defeat in the midterm elections?

The motivations of many are not so obvious, and few are taking the time to dig deeper. The US Treasury Department has declared the US insolvent, which means that it is broke and only digging itself deeper in debt. That is the conclusion drawn directly from the Treasury Department’s own consolidated financial statements for fiscal year 2025, which were recently released to near-total media silence.

Timing is everything!

Once that information hits home, it is felt all the more by voters, especially with regressive taxes on working-class Americans; any hope of a Republican win in both houses of Congress is a lost cause. Already the debacle in Iran has brought the political and economic weakness of the US to light, especially how the Republicans and Democrats are controlled by special interests and Americans are not getting ahead.

That is perhaps why Iran is encouraging Vance to indirectly support the removal of Trump from office by only wanting to negotiate with him over the ongoing war. Now that claims are being made of efforts to negotiate, at least........

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