President Trump is putting his party at risk by promising promises he won't be able to keep, including tariffs, the war in Iran, and redistricting. His signature bets are causing long-term liabilities for the Republican Party, which has seen approval rating plummeting to a second-term low. A recent poll by Fox News showed Democrats leading Republicans by 4 percentage points on the economy, marking the first time the GOP has trailed on its strongest issue since 2010. The cost-cutting initiative's most visible legacy is in Virginia, where a recent redistricting vote paved the way for a new map that could potentially flip Virginia's congressional delegation from a 6-5 Democratic advantage to 10-1. The war against Iran has also caused significant damage to the GOP, with the anti-war realignment represented by young voters and anti-immigration dissidents. Despite this, the Republican party remains united behind a strategy to deliver a historic midterm victory. The White House maintains that President Trump's actions have resulted in significant savings and successes, including saving taxpayers billions and reducing federal employment and reducing the deficit.