Following the midterm elections, WTI oil prices have quickly fallen to the 80s. The market's previous fears that Trump might use war to divert political losses after the election seem unlikely to materialize for now, as this crushing defeat may force him to reconsider his stance towards his core supporters. If he again goes against the wishes of his base, he could lose the 2028 presidential election, a consequence he cannot afford. Therefore, it's possible that he will not launch a major attack on Iran, or will wait until the current situation calms down before taking further action. Then, before the 2028 election, he must completely end the conflict and eliminate his political liabilities. Judging from the current situation, Heisers is likely to be pushed forward as a scapegoat. After all, Trump previously stated that Heisers persuaded him to attack Iran, saying it would be a quick victory. Given the disastrous midterm election results, someone within the party will inevitably be pushed forward to take responsibility.