On first November eve, Trump held a fervent rally in Fort Myers, a
town in southwest Florida. As usual, he lashed out at media and
incited controversy. The following is of the BBC. "Speaking at a rally
in Florida ahead of next week's mid-term elections, he said a third of
Americans believed that the media was "the enemy of the people". He
did not provide evidence for this. Critics accuse him of fomenting
violence by using extreme and divisive rhetoric against opponents, the
media, immigrants and Muslims." End of BBC's entry. With his
abhorrently cynical rhetoric, Trump insists to spark mass outrage.
GOPs currently dominate the United States Congress. Nevertheless, the
Democrats think they can control the house of representatives this
year if they won a majority of seats. This will affect how the rest of
Mr Trump's presidency turns out. Doing so would let them block or
delay the president's plans by refusing to enact them. Therefore, this
mid-term is so crucial to mr Trump and his party. Thence, Trump fuels
xenophobic notion to keep his people at the Congress's control. White
evangelicals are the sleeping giant of this congressional combat. In
Texas, the president rallied for his former rival Senator Ted Cruz.
Why does the president need to rally for a candidate in a broadly
Republican state? As we're heading toward November the sixth, the
senate's race tightens up. Donald Trump is an expert of finding
someone's impuissances. He then pokes at this over and over. However,
are democrats strong enough to win a majority of seats? What other
weapons could they potentially execute along with Trump's numerous
errors? What are your predictions? I just wanna hear your opinions
folks. Who is most likely to win and why? What are major healthcare
issues that are concerning to voters? I'm thrilled to interact. Thank
you, Mustafa, Cairo Egypt
