Midterms in the US: 'Trump turns it into a referendum'

The midterm elections in the United States, set for November 8, are about to close an intense campaign. While historical U.S. presidents have often lost these elections, Donald Trump has chosen to turn them into a true referendum on his presidency, according to Romuald Sciora, director of the IRIS Political and Geostrategic Observatory. This decision reflects a desire to challenge the American political system through an unprecedented mobilization. ⏱️ 1 min of reading The facts and recent developments The midterms, which elect Congress and governors, are often seen as a barometer of the president's popularity. For Trump, this opportunity becomes a lever to strengthen his influence and assess the support of his electoral base. 'He doesn't just participate, he seeks to impose his own agenda,' explains Sciora, highlighting the economic and social issues that divide the country. This strategy risks disrupting the American political landscape, where tensions between the two major parties are intensifying. 'In the United States, it touches the end. Trump could have said on these elections and told himself that the incumbent president always loses, but' The results could have major repercussions on public policies and the direction of the administration. For Tunisians, this battle highlights the challenges of direct democracy and the complexity of international issues. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time. ⚡ Key points ▸ 'He doesn't just participate, he seeks to impose his own agenda,' explains Sciora, highlighting the economic and social issues that divide the country. ▸ The midterms, which elect Congress and governors, are often seen as a barometer of the president's popularity. ▸ This strategy risks disrupting the American political landscape, where tensions between the two major parties are intensifying. Follow the inter