Kamala Harris: Americans are tired of Trump

The former U.S. vice president, while sharply criticizing Donald Trump's policies and the war against Iran, stressed that American citizens are weary of mounting economic pressures and are ready to end his government's tenure.

While strongly criticizing Donald Trump's policies and the war against Iran, the former vice president of the United States emphasized that American citizens are tired of the increasing economic pressures and are ready to end the work of his government.

According to Ambassador Arjan, Kamala Harris, the former vice president of Joe Biden, the former president of the United States, wrote in a message on the X social network that Americans are facing difficulties in providing basic necessities such as gasoline, food items, rent, child care and medical expenses, while their wages have not grown in line with the increase in expenses.

Referring to the financial consequences of the American-Zionist war of aggression against Iran, Harris emphasized: "People are tired of having to choose between gasoline and food."

He considered Trump's war against Iran to be the cause of intensifying financial pressures on households and described his government as a "hard-hearted, corrupt and incompetent" group that voters are ready to challenge.

The drop in Trump's popularity on the eve of the election

According to the Silver Bulletin polls reported by the BBC, the level of people's approval of Donald Trump has dropped from slightly above 50% at the beginning of his second term to around 37%. This figure was around 42% at the time of the start of aggressive airstrikes by the United States and the Zionist regime against Iran in late February, and shortly after that it fell below 40%.

Due to the fragile majority of the Republicans in the House of Representatives, all 435 seats of this House along with 35 seats of the Senate will be voted in the mid-term elections in November and the Democrats are trying to take advantage of this loss of votes to regain control of the Congress.

The burden of the war and medical expenses on the shoulders of the Republicans

The war against Iran has disturbed the supply of energy and fueled the increase in gasoline prices; An issue that has questioned Trump's election promise to reduce the cost of living. While Trump was referring to gas prices below $2.30 a gallon in late February, that number has dropped to around $4 after disruptions to Middle East energy supplies.

Polls also show that 63 percent of respondents in August disapproved of Trump's handling of the conflict. Meanwhile, Democrats have shifted their focus to increasing health insurance costs and access to health care, while immigration remains one of the central challenges for both parties in the upcoming races.