Trump fans at CPAC hope for the best in Iran but worry over the cost at home
Conservative activists at the CPAC conference expressed support for Donald Trump's handling of the Iran conflict, but worried about the potential consequences at home. They hoped for a swift end to the conflict, lower gas prices, and no deployment of US troops to Iran, but acknowledged the uncertainty of the situation.
Conservative activists at the CPAC conference in Texas expressed mixed emotions about the Iran conflict. They supported Donald Trump's handling of the situation, but worried about the potential consequences at home, including higher gas prices and the deployment of US troops. The conflict has caused divisions within the Republican Party, with some attendees fearing it could hurt the party's chances in the midterm elections. Many hoped for a swift end to the conflict, with the Iranian people rising up against their government. The situation remains uncertain, with activists acknowledging the potential for further chaos and instability.
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