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Support for the war in Iran among Republican voters is declining as Senate candidates voice opposition. Voters are linking high gas prices to the conflict, which has lasted almost seven months, impacting the positions of several Republican incumbents.
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Support for the war in Iran among Republican voters is declining as Senate candidates voice opposition. Voters are linking high gas prices to the conflict, which has lasted almost seven months, impacting the positions of several Republican incumbents.
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