Has the war with Iran become the Achilles heel of Trump's election? Seidogo with Xian Sammy.
In American politics, there has always been an assumption that foreign policy and international developments, compared to the economy and domestic affairs, have a more limited role in the citizens' electoral decision. However, the mid-term congressional elections on November 3, in a situation where the war with Iran has become one of the policy axes of the administration of Donald Trump, challenged this assumption. The connection between the costs of the war, the rise in prices and dissatisfaction with the government's performance made foreign policy a tangible issue in the daily lives of voters. Shayan Sami, a national security expert who lives in America, answers the question of whether, contrary to popular belief, the war and foreign policy of the United States has this time become one of the determining factors in the citizens' vote.