🔻 Trump on the eve of the US mid-term elections; dissatisfaction with the Iran war and the cost of living is a challenge for the Republicans.
On Wednesday, October 28, United States President Donald Trump attended an election rally in the state of Ohio to support the candidates of the Republican Party in the midterm elections on November 3.
Trump appeared at the rally alongside Vivek Ramaswamy, the Republican candidate for governor of Ohio, and John Husted, the state senator. Mr. Husted is running against Sherrod Brown, a former Democratic senator, in one of the sensitive Senate races; Elections whose outcome could be decisive in maintaining the majority of 53 to 47 Republican seats in the Senate.
Trump's speech was briefly interrupted by the interception of several participants. Security officers removed several protesters, including one who shouted at Jeffrey Epstein, from the gathering. This gathering was held while in the final week of the campaign for the US midterm elections, Trump's approval rating is close to one of his lowest levels. Americans' growing dissatisfaction with the cost of living and the war with Iran has made it a challenge to maintain Republican majorities in the House and Senate.