Did Iran disrupt Trump's war calculations? | Bloomberg: Trump does not want to make concessions to Iran on the eve of the congressional elections Jimmy Carter's fate may be decided for Trump in a report, the Bloomberg news website investigated the deep conflict between the political timeline of the American administration and the strategic view of Iran. In an ironic reference to the coincidence of the calendar, this media outlet wrote that the day after the midterm elections of the US Congress will coincide with the 47th anniversary of the occupation of the US Embassy in Tehran in 1979; a historic event that not only led to the end of Jimmy Carter's tenure, but also marked almost half a century of conflict and mistrust between the two countries. Since then, the White House has changed hands eight times between presidents, and each president has taken a different approach to the Islamic Republic of Iran. But what remains constant is Washington's continued assumption that Tehran can be forced to move around the US political clock and election times. The details of the report are on Instagram.