Alegerile de la jumătatea mandatului: Donald Trump îşi acuză consilierii pentru perspectivele electorale tot mai slabe

President Trump is blaming key advisors for the Republican campaign's struggles ahead of the November elections, citing issues with spending and candidate selection. Polls suggest a potential Democratic victory in the House, which could hinder Trump's legislative agenda. Despite not running, Trump is urging supporters to act as if he is on the ballot. Internal tensions among his advisors have surfaced, particularly involving James Blair and Susie Wiles. Trump has expressed dissatisfaction with campaign spending efficiency, which has reached $200 million without significant polling improvements. Concerns about redistricting strategies and their effectiveness are also prominent, especially in Texas. Trump's popularity is at a low point, raising fears about the upcoming elections.