Trump Defends Iran War as Rising Costs Hit American Households
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The Iran conflict, now in its sixth month, is costing the average U.S. household about $1,650 and could climb further as energy costs, debt service, and military spending accumulate. At a Republican midterm rally, Trump argued the war is worth the price and would end after the elections, while critics warn Americans are feeling the squeeze at the pump and in their budgets. Oil prices have surged, and while the White House pledges relief through energy policies, analysts warn volatility and higher costs may persist ahead of the midterms.
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- The President Says Oil Won't Fall Until After the Midterms. Here's What That Means for Prices U.S. News & World Report
- Exclusive | Trump’s Top Advisers Confront Possibility That Iran War Lasts Through End of Term WSJ
- Trump says oil and gas prices won't fall until 'right after' midterm election CNBC
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