Republican Leaders Press Trump for Iran War Exit Amid Rising Domestic Pressure

27 articles · Updated · NBC News · Apr 15

Top Republican leaders are urging President Trump to outline an exit strategy for the ongoing US-Iran conflict as domestic pressure mounts.
Rising fuel and fertilizer prices, along with growing public and intra-party opposition, have intensified calls for a clear plan to end the war.
With midterm elections approaching, Republicans worry the unpopular war and its economic fallout could jeopardize their electoral prospects and party unity.

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