Republicans Back Trump's Iran Strikes at CPAC

0:00It's March 27. From every corner of the globe, this is Global News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Republicans at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Great Buying Texas on March 26 showed strong support for President Trump's. Recent strikes on Iran. Speakers from evangelists to former advisors argued it's the right move to stand up against the regime, even as the president's approval rating has. Opt at 36 percent amid worries about the November mid-term elections. Fuel prices are climbing because of the conflict, adding to voter concerns that could hurt Republican chances of holding on to slim majorities in. Congress. Still, Trump's core Republican base remained solid, with 74 percent approving the military action. Evangelical leaders like Reverend Franklin Graham frame the strikes as a necessary step to protect Israel, tying it to deeply held religious beliefs. Iranian-American attendees waved flags and voiced backing for the effort to end the current leadership after decades in power.

1:02A few voices, like former representative Matt Gates, urged caution, pointing to close U.S. ties with Israel. No one outright slammed the operation, though Trump has stepped back from talk of regime change and the strikes haven't sparked any uprising inside. Iran. Meanwhile, exiled Iranian figure Reza Palavi is set to speak at the conference the next day as organizers keep rallying the faithful around. America's strong stance.