Support for the conflict in Iran is low, with recent national surveys showing that roughly 28% to 34% of Americans approve of or feel the military action was worth fighting.
Strong support remains mostly limited to Republicans (around 73% to 79% approval), while approval drops sharply among independents (26%) and Democrats (5% to 8%).
Older adults (ages 55 and older) show higher approval around 47%, compared to younger adults and Gen Z (ages 18–34), where approval sits near 15%.
While traveling to Dover Air Force Base for the latest dignified transfer ceremony honoring fallen U.S. service members killed in the Iran "conflict", Trump stated to reporters: "Americans aren’t against the war. A poll just came out: Americans don’t want high gasoline prices, but they’re not against the war. That just came out, loud and clear, in a poll."
I'll tell you what "poll" Trump uses to sell his BS. The "poll" that resides between his greedy grifty cabbage patch ears. Ears that are used only to decorate his "magnificent" physic.
No, people don't want this idiot creating bloodshed in the Middle East. In fact truthful unbiased polling has consistently shown a large number of people who voted for Trump believed his lies saying he would "end wars" "not enter into endless wars" he would be "the president of peace"... proven by how many times Trump has told us he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize.
The only prize in store or Donald Trump is a public that has seen his "peace plans" and finally realizes he is the anti-peace-prizer.
Independent polling highlights that even his core political base is growing weary. A Politico/Public First survey revealed that only about one-third of MAGA voters think the war is worth its economic costs, representing a steep drop from earlier months.
It's very sad that so many people had to experience unpleasant results of Trump's wars before they changed their support. Only after thousands of people have died and billions of dollars in damages are inflicted upon a country. But, that's human nature. Most people see the world in first-person.
There's nothing "dignified" about Trump standing in front of coffins lying about "polls".
