[CNN: Trump Says 'Don't Rush Me' Possibly to Avoid the Shame of Defeat] According to a report by Jinse Finance on April 24, citing CNN, mainstream opinion in the United States believes that in order to recover the Republican Party's declining position in the November elections, Trump must quickly end the war with Iran. However, Trump seems to have resigned himself to the possibility of a major victory for the Democrats. Moreover, on Thursday, he appeared to be persuading the American public, and even himself, that the temporary rise in oil prices is a 'reasonable' cost of this war. He stated, 'So what did they (Iran) get? Iran no longer has nuclear weapons, which would have otherwise attempted to destroy one of our cities or the entire Middle East region.' Before launching the war, Trump did not present any public evidence to show that Iran was on the verge of possessing nuclear weapons. Furthermore, if he had made this argument earlier, it might have been more convincing. But sometimes, American presidents extend unwinnable wars to avoid bearing the shame of defeat. Is this the true meaning behind Trump's statement of 'Don't rush me'? (Dongxin News Agency)