Trump's Popularity Plunges Ahead of Election / Americans Protest Fuel Price Crisis

A 9% jump in gasoline prices and record-breaking public loss of confidence in the economy have put the White House in crisis ahead of the November elections.

Today, Thursday local time, Trump, in an interview with a reporter from the NBC television network, while his administration is struggling with the economic consequences of the war against Iran, blamed the former Democratic President of the country, Joe Biden, for the increase in inflation in the United States after two years!

The Labor Department of the Trump administration announced on Wednesday local time that the consumer price index increased by 3.7% in September compared to the same period last year; A figure that has grown compared to 3.4% in August. From a monthly point of view, expenses increased by 0.6% between August and September, which is the biggest increase in the last five months and was higher than the 0.4% growth of the previous month.

These statistics emphasize the lasting impact of the American war against Iran on the price of gasoline, as well as the stubborn continuation of inflation; Inflation has been rising since the war began in late February.

Repeating his claims about Iran's nuclear program, Trump claimed: "We will defeat Iran very quickly" and we will end this war very soon and the price of oil will decrease.

Regarding the possibility of supporting the suspension of the diesel tax in the state of Montana, the President of the United States added: I may support this measure, we will solve this issue very quickly.

In justifying the war of attrition against Iran, Trump once again repeated his claims and linked it to Iran's nuclear program and claimed: they will never have nuclear weapons.

Trump's claims are while the new report of the US Department of Labor on price increases is the latest important inflation report that was published before the upcoming elections on November 3rd. The continuation of inflation that has damaged the position of Trump and the Republicans among American voters.

These statistics emphasize the lasting impact of the US's unreasonable and erosive war against Iran on the price of gasoline, as well as the stubborn continuation of inflation; Inflation has been rising since the war began in late February.

A survey by the Associated Press-Nork Center for Public Affairs Research showed that only 17 percent of American adults approve of Trump's performance in managing the cost of living. Also, only 26% are satisfied with his overall performance in the field of economy; This figure is the lowest level recorded so far.

According to the government's Consumer Price Index report, gasoline prices rose 9.1 percent from August to September alone. The increase in the price of gasoline is one of the most tangible signs of inflation and often causes a drop in indicators of consumer confidence in the state of the economy.

Air ticket prices rose 1.2 percent last month, marking a 22 percent jump compared to a year earlier, fueled by a significant increase in fuel prices. Hotel prices also increased by 2% from August to September and increased by 4.4% compared to the same period last year.