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Iran's BIGGEST Revenge: Trump's Faces Historic Humiliation in Midterm Election | Firstpost America

Firstpost4 Nov 2026

Donald Trump called it 'Epic Fury.' Voters called it a mistake. On November 4, exit polls showed 74% of Americans said the Iran war was a crucial factor in their vote — and 62% said it was wrong. Gas hit $4.12 a gallon. Democrats flipped both the House and Senate. Ohio, Iowa, Kansas, North Carolina — red states fell one by one. Muhammad El-Sayed won Michigan, becoming the first Muslim US Senator in American history. Republican candidates who distanced themselves from Trump's war lost anyway.…