The Washington Post explained / Why did the war against Iran become a unique issue for the voters?
Gérard Arou - who was the French ambassador to America in the first term of Trump's presidency - said that withdrawal has now become the dominant option across the spectrum of the American political scene; "The Democrats gently but firmly, and Trump harshly, and they both close the door behind them, but they close it on us."
Voter surveys supported these interpretations, perhaps showing that their decisions were heavily influenced by concerns about the economy and other domestic issues.
The war against Iran was a unique exception, as it was ranked as a "major national issue" by more than 90,000 midterm voters in a NORK poll conducted this week by The Washington Post.
Even this war was often seen from the point of view of domestic politics; Because the voters were not happy with the increase in fuel prices and did not pay attention to its consequences on allies, such as the increase in energy prices in Europe, and the most destructive missile attacks on partner countries throughout the Middle East.