Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is making a direct appeal to American voters just five weeks before the November 3 congressional midterms.
IRGC spokesman Hossein Mohebbi presented a lengthy open letter on September 29 urging Americans to reject President Trump’s direction, remove politicians backing his policies, and change the makeup of the government.
Control of the House and Senate is on the ballot. The timing is impossible to ignore, even though the letter stops short of explicitly endorsing Democrats.
The letter provides the clearest evidence of the regime’s election-season appeal and its political message to Americans.
The full text reproduced by Tasnim News Agency, an Iran-linked outlet, presents the IRGC spokesman’s September 29 letter and its direct appeal ahead of the November 3 congressional midterms. The letter says American voters empower their government and therefore can change its makeup through the election.
The spokesman asks voters to remove leaders who support President Trump’s direction and to distance the United States from Israel. He frames those demands as a route to peaceful coexistence, while denying hostility toward Americans and claiming Tehran wishes them no harm.
The letter also claims Iran prevailed in its confrontation with the United States and portrays the American economy as nearing collapse. Those assertions are not established facts; they are claims carried by an Iran-linked outlet and should be read as IRGC propaganda, not independent evidence of victory or economic conditions.
The same-day currency figures show the strain on Iran’s economy. Iran International reported that Iran’s currency fell beyond 2.5 million rials to the dollar on September 29, contrasting that pressure with Tehran’s warnings about the American economy.
That evidence does not support the regime’s declarations of economic strength or strategic victory. Those declarations remain propaganda claims rather than established facts.
Clandestine interprets the appeal as effectively favoring Democrats and as an information-warfare effort intended to weaken Trump’s position. That is the commentator’s analysis, not the letter’s literal wording.
The verified message asks Americans to reject Trump’s course, remove politicians, and alter the government’s makeup. It does not explicitly endorse the Democratic Party.
The appeal also arrived amid active diplomatic maneuvering. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran was awaiting an official U.S. response, delivered through Qatar, to an Iranian proposal concerning the Strait of Hormuz.
His statement did not establish that Washington had accepted the proposal or that any deal had been reached.
The pending response through Qatar shows the diplomatic activity surrounding the appeal.
The regime wants Americans to believe its preferred political outcome would serve the American public. Voters should judge candidates on America’s interests, not on instructions from an IRGC spokesman.
Tehran is entitled to make its pitch, and Americans are entitled to reject it. A hostile regime seeking political relief is not owed a single vote, and its declarations of economic strength and strategic victory should be treated as propaganda until supported by evidence.
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