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The Midterm Convention and the Politics of Spectacle

Trump’s Proposal

House Speaker Mike Johnson revealed that Donald Trump suggested a “midterm convention,” calling it a “great idea” and “genius.”

Unlike traditional conventions before presidential elections, this would be a mid-cycle Republican gathering to “rally the faithful” and “celebrate achievements.”

Trump reportedly told Johnson it would serve as “a great rallying point for us in the fall,” showcasing momentum ahead of elections.

Politics as Performance

Trump’s idea fits his flair for spectacle. Conventions energize supporters, but this one would blur the line between campaigning and governing.

It highlights how U.S. politics increasingly mirrors entertainment, where “visibility is victory.”

Yet history warns: when politics becomes theater, “substance risks being lost.”

Balancing Show and Substance

Past leaders like Roosevelt, Kennedy, and Obama combined charisma with real action.

As the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ taught, “The leader of a people is their servant.” True leadership lies not in applause but in service — addressing healthcare, justice, and unity beyond the lights.

Citizen’s Role

Spectacle can inspire, but citizens must see beyond the banners and chants. As Ibn Ata’illah advised, “Do not look at the form of the act, but at the light of sincerity within it.” A soft heart welcomes hope; a firm spine demands accountability.