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🇺🇸 CHAOS IN THE WHITE HOUSE: TRUMP'S INNER CIRCLE PREPARES FOR A POSSIBLE ELECTION DEFEAT The White House is experiencing what insiders describe as one of the most ruthless internal power struggles in modern American political history. According to CNN, President Donald Trump's closest advisers are already preparing for a possible Republican defeat in the November midterm elections — and searching for someone to blame. Administration officials increasingly fear that losing control of Congress could trigger sweeping personnel changes throughout the federal government. Trump may seek to hold his own advisers responsible, while dozens of senior officials are reportedly considering whether to leave their positions. Behind closed doors, political infighting, personal rivalries, and accusations are creating an increasingly hostile atmosphere. "This is more cutthroat than any White House in the modern era. You can't trust anybody here," CNN quoted one source as saying. The central questions are becoming increasingly uncomfortable: Who will take responsibility if Republicans perform badly? Which senior officials could be fired? And how many members of Trump's administration might resign rather than face the political consequences? Some Cabinet members may also consider leaving to avoid months of congressional investigations if Democrats gain control of key committees. "If we lose both the House and the Senate, honestly, there's no telling what happens. Everybody becomes a target," one Trump adviser reportedly told CNN. WHY THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS MATTER Midterm elections have historically been difficult for sitting presidents. However, growing political tensions, controversial foreign policy decisions, and potential investigations could make the consequences particularly significant for Trump's administration. If Democrats win a majority in either chamber of Congress, they could gain important investigative powers, including control of committees and the ability to issue subpoenas. Potential investigations could examine personnel decisions, financial relationships, government contracts, sanctions policy, and the administration's dealings with foreign governments. WHAT COULD THIS MEAN FOR UKRAINE? 🇺🇦 The consequences could extend far beyond Washington. A Congress more willing to challenge Trump's foreign policy could increase scrutiny of decisions involving Russia, sanctions, military assistance, and American commitments to European security. Lawmakers could introduce legislation strengthening support for Ukraine, restricting certain sanctions relief measures, or requiring greater transparency in negotiations with Moscow. However, congressional control would not automatically eliminate Trump's presidential powers. Overriding a presidential veto would still require a two-thirds majority in both chambers. Nevertheless, the balance of political power in Washington could change significantly. For Ukraine, the crucial question is whether Congress will be able to translate bipartisan support into binding legislation and sustained military assistance. The November elections will determine much more than which party controls Congress. They will shape the relationship between the White House and lawmakers for the remaining two years of Trump's presidency. And judging by the atmosphere described inside the administration, some of Trump's closest advisers are already deeply concerned about what comes next.