Donald Trump, according to The Washington Post, has begun to realize that his own decisions, including the war with Iran, have worsened the positions of Republicans ahead of the congressional elections. Trump's advisors have become more straightforward in their remarks about low ratings, which he previously often dismissed as fake.
In light of this, Trump has decided to become more actively involved in the campaign, planning to spend around $140 million to support Republicans. He also intends to actively campaign in competitive states, telling his advisors that he is ready to 'fight like hell until election day.'
The control of Congress for the next two years of Trump's presidency is at stake, as polls show that Democrats have 44% support compared to just 37% for Republicans. Trump's approval rating stands at only 35%. Losing even one chamber of Congress would significantly complicate the implementation of his legislative agenda. The elections are set for November 3.