President Donald Trump’s Iran war is facing growing political pressure at home, including from members of his own Republican coalition. Former US congressman Mike Rogers of Michigan and Iowa Representative Ashley Hinson have called for the conflict to end quickly, despite previously supporting Trump’s military action. Both have pointed to the economic burden of the war, particularly higher fuel and everyday costs facing Americans. The pressure comes as gasoline and diesel prices have risen sharply since the conflict began, putting additional strain on farmers, truckers and businesses dependent on transportation. Public opinion has also become a challenge for the Trump administration. Polling cited in the package shows substantial concern among Americans over the war’s impact on household finances and overall economic conditions. For Republican candidates heading into the midterm elections, the issue creates a political balancing act: maintaining support for Trump while addressing voters’ concerns over fuel prices, inflation and the possibility of another prolonged US military commitment. The debate is now moving beyond Washington and into Republican campaigns across the country — raising questions over how much political pressure Trump’s Iran policy can withstand at home.