Senate to Vote on Ending Iran War as GOP Support Declines
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The Senate is set to vote on ending the nearly seven-month war in Iran as public concern grows over the conflict’s costs and higher fuel prices.
Republican support for the war has weakened, with some GOP Senate candidates speaking out against it, according to The Hill. The shift comes as voters increasingly blame high gasoline prices on the conflict and opposition rises among Republican voters as well as the broader public.
The Hill reported that the changing political climate is affecting Republican incumbents including Sens. Jon Husted of Ohio, Dan Sullivan of Alaska, Roger Marshall of Kansas and Pete Ricketts of Nebraska. CNBC also linked the coming Senate vote to the higher fuel costs Americans are facing during the conflict.
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