Joe Gruters, president of the Republican National Committee (RNC), challenges the results of most polls and warns that, after the midterm elections, his party will continue to exercise control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate.
The results of polls conducted by companies such as Decision Desk HQ, coincide in seeing the Democrats as favourites to win during the election process to be held on November 3.
In the event that this anticipated projection is concrete, the main affected would be President Donald Trump, because in addition to seeing how most of his orders end up being blocked by his political opponents, they would most likely try to mount a trial accusing him of exercising in an undue way his political power to obtain a particular benefit relegating to the backdrop the needs of the majority of U.S. citizens.
In the face of this hypothetical scenario, during an interview with the NewsNation television channel, the highest leader of the RNC raised a completely opposite picture, since he claimed to be convinced that the Republican Party will confirm its victory in November 2024.
“I would say, ‘Bet for us.’ If you look at what we’ve done over the past two years, we have better candidates across the country, both in the Senate and the House of Representatives elections, and we have many more resources to invest,” he said.
President Trump has turned this country around – No Tax on Tips, Overtime, and Social Security – but extremist Democrats want to take us back – that’s why voters will reject them in November. pic.twitter.com/wsHfOuhwYw
As if it were an amulet for luck, the skilled 49-year-old accountant mentioned that President Donald Trump’s energy and ideas will bend the balance in favor of the Conservatives.
“We have our secret weapon and president, Donald J. Trump, and I say this because we’re going to tour the country big.
And to add more weight to his signals, Joe Gruters even dared to point out that the Republican Party will get 220 seats in the House of Representatives and 53 in the Senate.
Some analysts agree that the U.S. declared war on Iran and the negative effects generated on the economy of millions of citizens could mean a painful defeat for the Conservatives and a resurrection for their opponents.
