Trump screamed that they should vote for him, the voters listened and gave him a 'failure'

The US midterm elections ended with the Republican Party losing its majority in both houses of Congress to the Democrats. President Trump, who held dozens of rallies and called on voters to vote for him, suffered a defeat that the article calls a 'failure'. The commentator argues that democracy won and the carrot-and-stick system works.

The US midterm elections ended with a loss for the Republican Party, which lost its majority in both houses of Congress to the Democrats. President Trump, who held dozens of rallies across the country and called on voters to 'vote for him', suffered a defeat that the article calls a 'failure'. Commentator Arad Nir argues that the result proves that the political carrot-and-stick system works: those who disappoint are sent home. The article mentions Trump's conduct in January 2021, the 2024 elections in which he was re-elected, and his claim that if his name had been on the ballot, victory would have been clear. The central message: democracy won, and the American public gave Trump a failing grade for the first half of his second term.