The Republican Party reaches the final stretch of the midterms surrounded by the growing unpopularity of Donald Trump, discontent over the cost of living and military action in Iran. Given the lack of relief on the right and the push of new Democratic figures, the conservatives not only risk the House of Representatives, but also control of the Senate
Next Tuesday’s midterms seem to predict a defeat for the Republican Party that would not only cost it the House of Representatives – something common for the party that controls the Presidency – but could also make it lose the Senate. All this in the midst of increasing unpopularity of its main reference: President Donald Trump.
This is not a new scenario for the dignitary, who since assuming his second term in the White House has faced continuous challenges to his popularity levels.
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