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Trump approval hits 33% as U.S. support for Iran war declines

Recent polling data indicates a significant decline in public support for President Donald Trump and his administration's military engagement with Iran. According to Reuters/Ipsos surveys, Trump's approval rating has reached a record low of 33%, while his disapproval rating has climbed to 65%.

Public backing for military action against Iran has dropped to 31%, a decrease from previous months. This decline is notably driven by a reduction in Republican support, which fell to 69% from 77% in March. Furthermore, 83% of Americans anticipate that the conflict with Iran will be a prolonged engagement.

Economic factors are also impacting public sentiment. The ongoing conflict and a de facto blockade on regional oil exports have contributed to U.S. gasoline prices reaching near-record highs. In response to the crisis, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has indicated that the administration is considering expanding economic sanctions against countries that continue to trade with Iran through initiatives such as ‘Operation Economic Outcast’.

Other polling, including from Quinnipiac University, shows similar trends, with only 32% of registered voters supporting Trump's handling of his second term. The administration continues to defend its military actions as necessary to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.

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Donald Trump · Esmaeil Baqaei · Iran · Oman · Reuters/Ipsos · Scott Bessent · Strait of Hormuz · United States

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Trump’s Approval Tanks [www.activistpost.com]