Why did the war that is supposed to stabilize Trump's power become an election issue? The war between the US and Israel against Iran, after months of conflict, has turned from a foreign policy case into one of the most important issues of US domestic policy. The economic consequences of the war, the increase in the price of energy, the fear of inflation and the pressure on the livelihood of the citizens, made the confrontation with Iran an issue beyond Washington's military and security calculations. Democrats are trying to make this issue the center of criticism of the Republican administration by highlighting the costs of the war and the distance between Trump's performance and his election promises. At the same time, the opposition to expensive military interventions in parts of the Republican base and the mega movement also shows that the disagreement on the war went beyond the traditional demarcation of the two parties. Now the midterm elections on November 3 could become a test to measure the domestic consequences of Trump's war policy. Changing the composition of Congress, increasing pressure on the White House and the dispute over the president's war powers are among the possible consequences of this development; A development that shows that Iran's war no longer continues only in the military field. Read the full text at the link below.

Why did the war that is supposed to stabilize Trump's power become an election issue? The war between the US and Israel against Iran, after months of conflict, has turned from a foreign policy case into one of the most important issues of US domestic policy. The economic consequences of the war, the increase in the price of energy, the fear of inflation and the pressure on the livelihood of the citizens, made the confrontation with Iran an issue beyond Washington's military and security calculations. Democrats are trying to make this issue the center of criticism of the Republican administration by highlighting the costs of the war and the distance between Trump's performance and his election promises. At the same time, the opposition to expensive military interventions in parts of the Republican base and the mega movement also shows that the disagreement on the war went beyond the traditional demarcation of the two parties. Now the midterm elections on November 3 could become a test to measure the domestic consequences of Trump's war policy. Changing the composition of Congress, increasing pressure on the White House and the dispute over the president's war powers are among the possible consequences of this development; A development that shows that Iran's war no longer continues only in the military field. Read the full text at the link below.