How Will Trump's Power Change If Midterms Go Against Him? Not Much
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A Republican defeat would certainly have political repercussions for President Donald Trump, but it would not affect his term.
If a setback to the midterms jeopardizes his authority, US President Donald Trump does not intend to give in on his last two years of mandate Donald Trump loves to fight and build.
Anyone who has thought that the defeat of Donald Trump would mean the end of the nightmare represented by the wary, megalomaniac and corrupt president will be mistaken.
Interview. Midterms 2026: Even in the Event of Defeat, "Donald Trump Will Still Have a Lot of Power"
Jérôme Viala-Gaudefroy, a doctor in American civilization, specializes in trumpian rhetoric, is a lecturer at Sciences Po Paris. He decrypts the stakes of the mid-term elections this Tuesday in the United States.
Maud Quessard, Director of Research at the Strategic Research Institute of the Military School (IRSEM), co-director of the Observatory of American Foreign Policy (Opexam), author of The Power Without Principle at the Seuil editions, is the guest of RFI on November 3, 2026. On the morning of the mid-term elections in the United States, she analyses the possible consequences on foreign policy. "Trump can continue to move in force" on international…
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