The Iran war has been a flashpoint for conservative unease, with CPAC attendees expressing divergent views based on their generational affiliations. While older conservatives continue to rally behind President Trump's military strategy, a growing contingent of younger party members is questioning the rationale and efficacy of the conflict. This generational clash is compounded by the pressing economic concerns tied to war expenditures. Quotes from attendees highlight a demand for transparency and an endgame strategy, with many younger conservatives voicing a preference for domestic focus over foreign interventions. Meanwhile, polling data reveals that while a substantial percentage of Republicans support Trump's war policies, the ardor for these policies diminishes significantly among younger voters. This shift adds complexity to the conservative landscape as it prepares for crucial elections ahead, raising questions about Trump's ability to maintain support as the military campaign continues.