["De-emphasizing" Trump: U.S. Republican Party Adjusts Midterm Election Strategy] According to a report by Jinse Finance on April 25, citing CCTV News, sources have disclosed that the U.S. Republican Party is "recalibrating" its strategy for the congressional midterm elections this November, aiming to "de-emphasize" the role of their party's president, Donald Trump, whose approval ratings have declined. The goal is to avoid turning the election into a "national referendum" on Trump's performance in office. Multiple sources revealed that Trump's political advisors and senior members of the Republican campaign team recently held a closed-door meeting to discuss campaign strategies. Trump's advisory team hopes Republican candidates will focus more on promoting the administration's tax cuts and anti-inflation measures. Meanwhile, the Republican campaign team seeks to avoid making Trump the "center of attention," as his low approval ratings could potentially drag down the party's prospects in the highly competitive election. (Dongxin News Agency)