As the U.S. midterm elections draw near, President Donald Trump is facing significant challenges stemming from escalating energy costs and military actions in Iran. Polling data reveals that 60% of U.S. adults feel that military action has exceeded acceptable limits, with only 10% supporting the deployment of troops to Iran. Trump's approval ratings hover around 40%, reflecting persistent dissatisfaction among the electorate. Republican strategist Ari Fleischer noted that unlike former President George W. Bush, who gained popularity following the Iraq invasion, Trump has not seen a similar boost from the current conflict. Fleischer emphasized the necessity for Trump to achieve a swift and decisive victory in Iran to mitigate potential backlash and enhance his political prospects. Meanwhile, former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene expressed her disappointment in Trump's Iran policy, highlighting a disconnect between his actions and the expectations of some of his supporters.