Trump Calls 2024 Midterms Crucial, Vows to End Insurer Payments and Expand Voter ID Rules

Washington, Sept. 11 – Speaking to Republican delegates in Dallas, former President Donald Trump presented an ambitious agenda ahead of the November midterms. He framed the upcoming election as a decisive battle for the nation’s future.

A key promise is to halt all federal disbursements to large health‑insurance firms, redirecting those payments straight to citizens so they can purchase their own health plans and retain savings.

Trump also pledged to lock in the tax cuts passed during his term, calling them "fantastic" and accusing Democrats of seeking to dismantle them.

Immigration policy will see a push for the "No Invasion of Our Country Act," aimed at stricter border enforcement, although specific provisions were not detailed.

He reiterated support for the "Most Favored Nation Prescription Drug Discount" legislation, insisting it will become permanent law and claiming it has already cut drug prices by up to 90 percent.

Voting reforms are central to the platform. The "Save America Act" would mandate voter ID and citizenship proof, while eliminating cash‑bond voting methods.

Trump claimed his administration uncovered election fraud worth billions, possibly exceeding one trillion dollars, and promised to intensify fraud‑combating measures.

He appealed repeatedly to supporters to vote on or before November 3, warning that a Democratic Congress would undo his agenda. The midterm results will decide control of the House and Senate for the remaining two years of the current administration.