The Iran war's potential $200 billion cost could come out of social programs. WASHINGTON — Republicans might make new cuts to health care and food programs to pay for President Donald Trump’s war in Iran, as the party’s lawmakers search for ways to offset potentially $200 billion in war costs in an upcoming budget bill. Slashing aid to struggling Americans to pay for a foreign war would be contrary to Trump’s “America First” campaign message, but some Republicans seem oblivious to the

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