Why a Growing Number of Republicans Are Breaking With Trump on Iran
A growing number of GOP candidates are calling for an end to the nearly seven-month-long war on the campaign trail, even in traditionally re

A growing number of GOP candidates are calling for an end to the nearly seven-month-long war on the campaign trail, even in traditionally red parts of the U.S. On Capitol Hill, the latest war powers resolution weighed by the House was approved with fresh Republican support.
And recent polls show that as the conflict has stretched on and hit Americans’ wallets, approval of Trump’s handling of the war among Republican voters has dropped by double digits. The defections come as active hostilities in Iran have resumed in the last month after peace talks between Washington and Tehran stalled over the summer.
First reported by Time.
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