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President Donald Trump is facing growing pressure over the continuing U.S. conflict with Iran, including concerns from members of his own party who say the fighting should be brought to an end.
In recent days, several Republican candidates in closely watched congressional races have publicly called for a quicker conclusion to the Iran war. Their concerns include the length of the conflict, its financial cost and the effect continued instability in the Middle East could have on American consumers. CBS News reported that a growing number of Republicans in competitive midterm contests have urged the Trump administration to bring the war to a close.
President Trump, meanwhile, continues to direct U.S. foreign policy as commander in chief and has maintained that any agreement with Iran must meet his administration’s conditions. The debate has become increasingly important as Americans consider national security, energy prices and the proper role of the United States overseas.
Supporters of ending the conflict quickly argue that America should avoid an extended military commitment and focus resources at home. Others believe President Trump should have enough time and flexibility to pursue his objectives and negotiate from a position of strength.
With Republicans themselves now debating the path forward, Americans are being asked where they stand.