As the war in Iran enters its third week, Republicans on Capitol Hill have a slow-motion disaster playing out on their hands: 13 U.S. soldiers have died, the Strait of Hormuz is effectively closed, rising gas prices have consumed the national narrative, and Trump’s quickie war appears nowhere near its conclusion. And yet most Republican lawmakers—even the ones representing swing districts—don’t quite see it that way. In fact, they are so supportive of the president’s war that it’s barely a topic of conversation in closed-door meetings. The Senate is fixated on voter ID laws, and the war didn’t even come up during a closed-door, vent-anything Q&A sesh with leadership at the House Republican retreat at Doral.