Wasel Youssef, a member of the American Republican Party, said that there were a number of reasons that led to what he described as the party’s catastrophic loss in the midterm elections that took place at the beginning of this month. He pointed out that among those reasons are high prices and the war on Iran, in addition to a defect in communication between the party and its base and a lack of understanding of its demands, according to Wasel Yousef’s opinion.
Regarding what might result from the election results, even if they would lead to political paralysis in the country, the Republican Party member said that the president’s loss of his majority in the House of Representatives and the Senate puts him at the mercy of a referendum by its members, pointing at the same time to other windows that enable the president to move forward with his policy. Wasel Youssef also explained that many of the president’s decisions will be under scrutiny by both councils after next December.
Commenting on Trump’s statements regarding his right to use the veto to pass his decisions, Wasel Youssef believes that the right of veto and the right to make decisive sovereign decisions will remain in the hands of President Trump, which may put the Democratic Party in a dilemma whether in the event of accepting or rejecting his decisions.
In response to a question about the future of America's relationship with Israel, especially since Vice President J.D. Vance places it among the reasons for the defeat suffered by his party, the Republican Party member confirmed that the majority of candidates were avoiding mentioning the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) in their election campaigns, adding that the American street has come to know that one of the reasons for its deteriorating living condition is due to his country's support for the war on Iran to help Israel.
What is Wasel Youssef, a member of the Republican Party, the assessment of the MAGA movement, which was raising the slogan “Make America Great Again,” and to what extent did the use of religion against Senator-elect Abdel Rahman Al-Sayed help him win membership in the Senate? How does Wasel Youssef view the Arab communities in America? You will find answers to these and other questions in this week's program Without Chains? The episode will be broadcast on Saturday at 5:30 pm GMT. You can watch episodes of the program at the following link
