Americans overwhelmingly think US has failed to achieve its Iran war goals
Americans overwhelmingly believe the Iran war has failed to achieve its goals, according to a new survey that also found support for Israel has undergone a dramatic reversal. The Marquette Law School poll found also that a majority of respondents blamed President Donald Trump for rising inflation and price increases at the petrol pump. The responses underscore the headwinds Mr Trump and his…
A recent Marquette Law School poll reveals that the majority of Americans believe the US has failed to achieve its objectives in the Iran war. Just 13% of respondents think the goals have been met, while 87% say they haven't. Only 21% found the war worth the cost, with 79% disagreeing. Support for Israel has also declined significantly, with only 29% viewing it favorably and 59% unfavourably, a drop from 43% in March.
Furthermore, President Trump's approval rating stands at 37%, down from 40% in July, and his stance on artificial intelligence is that it is bad for society. Democrats, facing a disapproval rating of 64% overall, may not find much solace in these results as they prepare for the upcoming midterm elections.
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