A new CNN poll reported by Israeli media (N12) finds that 73% of Americans say President Donald Trump does not pay enough attention to the country's most important problems, while only 27% think his priorities are correct. The survey also shows that only about a quarter of Americans believe the war against Iran was worth the cost in lives and money, and Trump's overall approval rating stands at 34%.
The latest CNN poll, reported by N12 journalist Asaf Rozentzweig, paints a deepening picture of public dissatisfaction with President Donald Trump as the war with Iran continues. Only 34% of Americans approve of the president's performance, matching his post-Capitol riot low, according to The Zioneer's earlier report from 14:41. The new survey adds that 73% of Americans say Trump does not devote enough attention to the country's most critical problems, with just 27% backing his prioritization. On the Iran war, which has dominated U.S. foreign policy for months, only about a quarter of respondents say the conflict was worth the cost in American lives and money. The data underscores the erosion of public confidence in the administration's handling of both the economy and the military campaign, as previous polls from Reuters/Ipsos and Fox News have shown similar declines.
4 developments
- DevelopingReuters poll: Trump approval at 34%, majority of Americans say Iran war not worth cost
- DevelopingPoll: 69% of Americans say financial investment in Iran war was not worth it
- DevelopingTrump posts poll showing majority of Americans support Iran deal, N12 reports
- StrongFox News poll: Trump approval on economy falls to 31%
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