Washington, Aug. 24 -- "The Republican party and you are enabling him (Trump). You're all cowards and spineless," roared one voter in New York to loud cheers at a town hall in April. The subject of his frustration: the war with Iran. The target: Republican Congressman Mike Lawler. The 39-year-old lawmaker represents New York's 17th congressional district, a swing seat in one of the most solidly Democratic states in America. To win, Lawler styled himself a moderate pragmatist who could support Trump while representing a constituency that voted against him in 2024. But as Trump's unpopularity grows - in large part due to the Iran war - his position is in jeopardy. Democrats have made defeating Lawler a key priority. With less than 100 days le...