Poll: Most Americans Against US Joining Airstrikes on Iran

Forty-five percent of Americans oppose engaging U.S. forces in strikes against Iran, while 25 percent support them, according to a poll published by the Washington Post. However, the poll shows that most of Donald Trump's supporters support the strike.

According to the survey published on Thursday, 45 percent of respondents expressed opposition to airstrikes on Iran over its nuclear program, 25 percent supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than one in four (22 percent) respondents considered the threat posed by Iran's program to the United States to be "immediate and serious," 48 percent considered it to be "quite serious," 23 percent considered it to be minor, and 7 percent did not consider it to be a threat at all.

The greater concerns were expressed by respondents about the risk of the US engaging in a full-scale war with Iran. 82% of Americans are concerned about such a scenario, 39% of whom are very concerned.

Despite these results, another poll – published Wednesday by the right-wing tabloid New York Post – showed that a large majority of people identifying as supporters of Donald Trump’s MAGA movement support attacking Iran. Military action is supported by 65 percent of “MAGA Republicans,” while only 19 percent oppose it. Among people identifying as traditional Republicans, the proportions are 51 percent to 28 percent in favor of attacking Iran.

The survey, released as President Trump weighs joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian nuclear facilities, has sparked a sharp split among Republican politicians and commentators. Despite the poll’s findings, most of the figures most closely associated with the MAGA movement — including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and columnist Tucker Carlson — publicly oppose going to war with Iran, while mainstream Republicans overwhelmingly support bombing.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

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Forty-five percent of Americans oppose engaging U.S. forces in strikes against Iran, while 25 percent support them, according to a poll published by the Washington Post. However, the poll shows that most of Donald Trump's supporters support the strike.

According to the survey published on Thursday, 45 percent of respondents expressed opposition to airstrikes on Iran over its nuclear program, 25 percent supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than one in four (22 percent) respondents considered the threat posed by Iran's program to the United States to be "immediate and serious," 48 percent considered it to be "quite serious," 23 percent considered it to be minor, and 7 percent did not consider it to be a threat at all.

The greater concerns were expressed by respondents about the risk of the US engaging in a full-scale war with Iran. 82% of Americans are concerned about such a scenario, 39% of whom are very concerned.

Despite these results, another poll – published Wednesday by the right-wing tabloid New York Post – showed that a large majority of people identifying as supporters of Donald Trump’s MAGA movement support attacking Iran. Military action is supported by 65 percent of “MAGA Republicans,” while only 19 percent oppose it. Among people identifying as traditional Republicans, the proportions are 51 percent to 28 percent in favor of attacking Iran.

The survey, released as President Trump weighs joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian nuclear facilities, has sparked a sharp split among Republican politicians and commentators. Despite the poll’s findings, most of the figures most closely associated with the MAGA movement — including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and columnist Tucker Carlson — publicly oppose going to war with Iran, while mainstream Republicans overwhelmingly support bombing.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

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Forty-five percent of Americans oppose engaging U.S. forces in strikes against Iran, while 25 percent support them, according to a poll published by the Washington Post. However, the poll shows that most of Donald Trump's supporters support the strike.

According to the survey published on Thursday, 45 percent of respondents expressed opposition to airstrikes on Iran over its nuclear program, 25 percent supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than one in four (22 percent) respondents considered the threat posed by Iran's program to the United States to be "immediate and serious," 48 percent considered it to be "quite serious," 23 percent considered it to be minor, and 7 percent did not consider it to be a threat at all.

The greater concerns were expressed by respondents about the risk of the US engaging in a full-scale war with Iran. 82% of Americans are concerned about such a scenario, 39% of whom are very concerned.

Despite these results, another poll – published Wednesday by the right-wing tabloid New York Post – showed that a large majority of people identifying as supporters of Donald Trump’s MAGA movement support attacking Iran. Military action is supported by 65 percent of “MAGA Republicans,” while only 19 percent oppose it. Among people identifying as traditional Republicans, the proportions are 51 percent to 28 percent in favor of attacking Iran.

The survey, released as President Trump weighs joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian nuclear facilities, has sparked a sharp split among Republican politicians and commentators. Despite the poll’s findings, most of the figures most closely associated with the MAGA movement — including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and columnist Tucker Carlson — publicly oppose going to war with Iran, while mainstream Republicans overwhelmingly support bombing.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

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Forty-five percent of Americans oppose engaging U.S. forces in strikes against Iran, while 25 percent support them, according to a poll published by the Washington Post. However, the poll shows that most of Donald Trump's supporters support the strike.

According to the survey published on Thursday, 45 percent of respondents expressed opposition to airstrikes on Iran over its nuclear program, 25 percent supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than one in four (22 percent) respondents considered the threat posed by Iran's program to the United States to be "immediate and serious," 48 percent considered it to be "quite serious," 23 percent considered it to be minor, and 7 percent did not consider it to be a threat at all.

The greater concerns were expressed by respondents about the risk of the US engaging in a full-scale war with Iran. 82% of Americans are concerned about such a scenario, 39% of whom are very concerned.

Despite these results, another poll – published Wednesday by the right-wing tabloid New York Post – showed that a large majority of people identifying as supporters of Donald Trump’s MAGA movement support attacking Iran. Military action is supported by 65 percent of “MAGA Republicans,” while only 19 percent oppose it. Among people identifying as traditional Republicans, the proportions are 51 percent to 28 percent in favor of attacking Iran.

The survey, released as President Trump weighs joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian nuclear facilities, has sparked a sharp split among Republican politicians and commentators. Despite the poll’s findings, most of the figures most closely associated with the MAGA movement — including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and columnist Tucker Carlson — publicly oppose going to war with Iran, while mainstream Republicans overwhelmingly support bombing.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

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Forty-five percent of Americans oppose engaging U.S. forces in strikes against Iran, while 25 percent support them, according to a poll published by the Washington Post. However, the poll shows that most of Donald Trump's supporters support the strike.

According to the survey published on Thursday, 45 percent of respondents expressed opposition to airstrikes on Iran over its nuclear program, 25 percent supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than one in four (22 percent) respondents considered the threat posed by Iran's program to the United States to be "immediate and serious," 48 percent considered it to be "quite serious," 23 percent considered it to be minor, and 7 percent did not consider it to be a threat at all.

The greater concerns were expressed by respondents about the risk of the US engaging in a full-scale war with Iran. 82% of Americans are concerned about such a scenario, 39% of whom are very concerned.

Despite these results, another poll – published Wednesday by the right-wing tabloid New York Post – showed that a large majority of people identifying as supporters of Donald Trump’s MAGA movement support attacking Iran. Military action is supported by 65 percent of “MAGA Republicans,” while only 19 percent oppose it. Among people identifying as traditional Republicans, the proportions are 51 percent to 28 percent in favor of attacking Iran.

The survey, released as President Trump weighs joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian nuclear facilities, has sparked a sharp split among Republican politicians and commentators. Despite the poll’s findings, most of the figures most closely associated with the MAGA movement — including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and columnist Tucker Carlson — publicly oppose going to war with Iran, while mainstream Republicans overwhelmingly support bombing.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

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Forty-five percent of Americans oppose engaging U.S. forces in strikes against Iran, while 25 percent support them, according to a poll published by the Washington Post. However, the poll shows that most of Donald Trump's supporters support the strike.

According to the survey published on Thursday, 45 percent of respondents expressed opposition to airstrikes on Iran over its nuclear program, 25 percent supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than one in four (22 percent) respondents considered the threat posed by Iran's program to the United States to be "immediate and serious," 48 percent considered it to be "quite serious," 23 percent considered it to be minor, and 7 percent did not consider it to be a threat at all.

The greater concerns were expressed by respondents about the risk of the US engaging in a full-scale war with Iran. 82% of Americans are concerned about such a scenario, 39% of whom are very concerned.

Despite these results, another poll – published Wednesday by the right-wing tabloid New York Post – showed that a large majority of people identifying as supporters of Donald Trump’s MAGA movement support attacking Iran. Military action is supported by 65 percent of “MAGA Republicans,” while only 19 percent oppose it. Among people identifying as traditional Republicans, the proportions are 51 percent to 28 percent in favor of attacking Iran.

The survey, released as President Trump weighs joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian nuclear facilities, has sparked a sharp split among Republican politicians and commentators. Despite the poll’s findings, most of the figures most closely associated with the MAGA movement — including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and columnist Tucker Carlson — publicly oppose going to war with Iran, while mainstream Republicans overwhelmingly support bombing.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

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Forty-five percent of Americans oppose engaging U.S. forces in strikes against Iran, while 25 percent support them, according to a poll published by the Washington Post. However, the poll shows that most of Donald Trump's supporters support the strike.

According to the survey published on Thursday, 45 percent of respondents expressed opposition to airstrikes on Iran over its nuclear program, 25 percent supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than one in four (22 percent) respondents considered the threat posed by Iran's program to the United States to be "immediate and serious," 48 percent considered it to be "quite serious," 23 percent considered it to be minor, and 7 percent did not consider it to be a threat at all.

The greater concerns were expressed by respondents about the risk of the US engaging in a full-scale war with Iran. 82% of Americans are concerned about such a scenario, 39% of whom are very concerned.

Despite these results, another poll – published Wednesday by the right-wing tabloid New York Post – showed that a large majority of people identifying as supporters of Donald Trump’s MAGA movement support attacking Iran. Military action is supported by 65 percent of “MAGA Republicans,” while only 19 percent oppose it. Among people identifying as traditional Republicans, the proportions are 51 percent to 28 percent in favor of attacking Iran.

The survey, released as President Trump weighs joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian nuclear facilities, has sparked a sharp split among Republican politicians and commentators. Despite the poll’s findings, most of the figures most closely associated with the MAGA movement — including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and columnist Tucker Carlson — publicly oppose going to war with Iran, while mainstream Republicans overwhelmingly support bombing.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

osk/ mms/

Forty-five percent of Americans oppose engaging U.S. forces in strikes against Iran, while 25 percent support them, according to a poll published by the Washington Post. However, the poll shows that most of Donald Trump's supporters support the strike.

According to the survey published on Thursday, 45 percent of respondents expressed opposition to airstrikes on Iran over its nuclear program, 25 percent supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than one in four (22 percent) respondents considered the threat posed by Iran's program to the United States to be "immediate and serious," 48 percent considered it to be "quite serious," 23 percent considered it to be minor, and 7 percent did not consider it to be a threat at all.

The greater concerns were expressed by respondents about the risk of the US engaging in a full-scale war with Iran. 82% of Americans are concerned about such a scenario, 39% of whom are very concerned.

Despite these results, another poll – published Wednesday by the right-wing tabloid New York Post – showed that a large majority of people identifying as supporters of Donald Trump’s MAGA movement support attacking Iran. Military action is supported by 65 percent of “MAGA Republicans,” while only 19 percent oppose it. Among people identifying as traditional Republicans, the proportions are 51 percent to 28 percent in favor of attacking Iran.

The survey, released as President Trump weighs joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian nuclear facilities, has sparked a sharp split among Republican politicians and commentators. Despite the poll’s findings, most of the figures most closely associated with the MAGA movement — including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and columnist Tucker Carlson — publicly oppose going to war with Iran, while mainstream Republicans overwhelmingly support bombing.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

osk/ mms/

Forty-five percent of Americans oppose engaging U.S. forces in strikes against Iran, while 25 percent support them, according to a poll published by the Washington Post. However, the poll shows that most of Donald Trump's supporters support the strike.

According to the survey published on Thursday, 45 percent of respondents expressed opposition to airstrikes on Iran over its nuclear program, 25 percent supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than one in four (22 percent) respondents considered the threat posed by Iran's program to the United States to be "immediate and serious," 48 percent considered it to be "quite serious," 23 percent considered it to be minor, and 7 percent did not consider it to be a threat at all.

The greater concerns were expressed by respondents about the risk of the US engaging in a full-scale war with Iran. 82% of Americans are concerned about such a scenario, 39% of whom are very concerned.

Despite these results, another poll – published Wednesday by the right-wing tabloid New York Post – showed that a large majority of people identifying as supporters of Donald Trump’s MAGA movement support attacking Iran. Military action is supported by 65 percent of “MAGA Republicans,” while only 19 percent oppose it. Among people identifying as traditional Republicans, the proportions are 51 percent to 28 percent in favor of attacking Iran.

The survey, released as President Trump weighs joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian nuclear facilities, has sparked a sharp split among Republican politicians and commentators. Despite the poll’s findings, most of the figures most closely associated with the MAGA movement — including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and columnist Tucker Carlson — publicly oppose going to war with Iran, while mainstream Republicans overwhelmingly support bombing.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

osk/ mms/

Forty-five percent of Americans oppose engaging U.S. forces in strikes against Iran, while 25 percent support them, according to a poll published by the Washington Post. However, the poll shows that most of Donald Trump's supporters support the strike.

According to the survey published on Thursday, 45 percent of respondents expressed opposition to airstrikes on Iran over its nuclear program, 25 percent supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than one in four (22 percent) respondents considered the threat posed by Iran's program to the United States to be "immediate and serious," 48 percent considered it to be "quite serious," 23 percent considered it to be minor, and 7 percent did not consider it to be a threat at all.

The greater concerns were expressed by respondents about the risk of the US engaging in a full-scale war with Iran. 82% of Americans are concerned about such a scenario, 39% of whom are very concerned.

Despite these results, another poll – published Wednesday by the right-wing tabloid New York Post – showed that a large majority of people identifying as supporters of Donald Trump’s MAGA movement support attacking Iran. Military action is supported by 65 percent of “MAGA Republicans,” while only 19 percent oppose it. Among people identifying as traditional Republicans, the proportions are 51 percent to 28 percent in favor of attacking Iran.

The survey, released as President Trump weighs joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian nuclear facilities, has sparked a sharp split among Republican politicians and commentators. Despite the poll’s findings, most of the figures most closely associated with the MAGA movement — including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and columnist Tucker Carlson — publicly oppose going to war with Iran, while mainstream Republicans overwhelmingly support bombing.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

osk/ mms/

Forty-five percent of Americans oppose engaging U.S. forces in strikes against Iran, while 25 percent support them, according to a poll published by the Washington Post. However, the poll shows that most of Donald Trump's supporters support the strike.

According to the survey published on Thursday, 45 percent of respondents expressed opposition to airstrikes on Iran over its nuclear program, 25 percent supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than one in four (22 percent) respondents considered the threat posed by Iran's program to the United States to be "immediate and serious," 48 percent considered it to be "quite serious," 23 percent considered it to be minor, and 7 percent did not consider it to be a threat at all.

The greater concerns were expressed by respondents about the risk of the US engaging in a full-scale war with Iran. 82% of Americans are concerned about such a scenario, 39% of whom are very concerned.

Despite these results, another poll – published Wednesday by the right-wing tabloid New York Post – showed that a large majority of people identifying as supporters of Donald Trump’s MAGA movement support attacking Iran. Military action is supported by 65 percent of “MAGA Republicans,” while only 19 percent oppose it. Among people identifying as traditional Republicans, the proportions are 51 percent to 28 percent in favor of attacking Iran.

The survey, released as President Trump weighs joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian nuclear facilities, has sparked a sharp split among Republican politicians and commentators. Despite the poll’s findings, most of the figures most closely associated with the MAGA movement — including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and columnist Tucker Carlson — publicly oppose going to war with Iran, while mainstream Republicans overwhelmingly support bombing.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

osk/ mms/

Forty-five percent of Americans oppose engaging U.S. forces in strikes against Iran, while 25 percent support them, according to a poll published by the Washington Post. However, the poll shows that most of Donald Trump's supporters support the strike.

According to the survey published on Thursday, 45 percent of respondents expressed opposition to airstrikes on Iran over its nuclear program, 25 percent supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than one in four (22 percent) respondents considered the threat posed by Iran's program to the United States to be "immediate and serious," 48 percent considered it to be "quite serious," 23 percent considered it to be minor, and 7 percent did not consider it to be a threat at all.

The greater concerns were expressed by respondents about the risk of the US engaging in a full-scale war with Iran. 82% of Americans are concerned about such a scenario, 39% of whom are very concerned.

Despite these results, another poll – published Wednesday by the right-wing tabloid New York Post – showed that a large majority of people identifying as supporters of Donald Trump’s MAGA movement support attacking Iran. Military action is supported by 65 percent of “MAGA Republicans,” while only 19 percent oppose it. Among people identifying as traditional Republicans, the proportions are 51 percent to 28 percent in favor of attacking Iran.

The survey, released as President Trump weighs joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian nuclear facilities, has sparked a sharp split among Republican politicians and commentators. Despite the poll’s findings, most of the figures most closely associated with the MAGA movement — including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and columnist Tucker Carlson — publicly oppose going to war with Iran, while mainstream Republicans overwhelmingly support bombing.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

osk/ mms/

Forty-five percent of Americans oppose engaging U.S. forces in strikes against Iran, while 25 percent support them, according to a poll published by the Washington Post. However, the poll shows that most of Donald Trump's supporters support the strike.

According to the survey published on Thursday, 45 percent of respondents expressed opposition to airstrikes on Iran over its nuclear program, 25 percent supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than one in four (22 percent) respondents considered the threat posed by Iran's program to the United States to be "immediate and serious," 48 percent considered it to be "quite serious," 23 percent considered it to be minor, and 7 percent did not consider it to be a threat at all.

The greater concerns were expressed by respondents about the risk of the US engaging in a full-scale war with Iran. 82% of Americans are concerned about such a scenario, 39% of whom are very concerned.

Despite these results, another poll – published Wednesday by the right-wing tabloid New York Post – showed that a large majority of people identifying as supporters of Donald Trump’s MAGA movement support attacking Iran. Military action is supported by 65 percent of “MAGA Republicans,” while only 19 percent oppose it. Among people identifying as traditional Republicans, the proportions are 51 percent to 28 percent in favor of attacking Iran.

The survey, released as President Trump weighs joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian nuclear facilities, has sparked a sharp split among Republican politicians and commentators. Despite the poll’s findings, most of the figures most closely associated with the MAGA movement — including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and columnist Tucker Carlson — publicly oppose going to war with Iran, while mainstream Republicans overwhelmingly support bombing.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

osk/ mms/

Forty-five percent of Americans oppose engaging U.S. forces in strikes against Iran, while 25 percent support them, according to a poll published by the Washington Post. However, the poll shows that most of Donald Trump's supporters support the strike.

According to the survey published on Thursday, 45 percent of respondents expressed opposition to airstrikes on Iran over its nuclear program, 25 percent supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than one in four (22 percent) respondents considered the threat posed by Iran's program to the United States to be "immediate and serious," 48 percent considered it to be "quite serious," 23 percent considered it to be minor, and 7 percent did not consider it to be a threat at all.

The greater concerns were expressed by respondents about the risk of the US engaging in a full-scale war with Iran. 82% of Americans are concerned about such a scenario, 39% of whom are very concerned.

Despite these results, another poll – published Wednesday by the right-wing tabloid New York Post – showed that a large majority of people identifying as supporters of Donald Trump’s MAGA movement support attacking Iran. Military action is supported by 65 percent of “MAGA Republicans,” while only 19 percent oppose it. Among people identifying as traditional Republicans, the proportions are 51 percent to 28 percent in favor of attacking Iran.

The survey, released as President Trump weighs joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian nuclear facilities, has sparked a sharp split among Republican politicians and commentators. Despite the poll’s findings, most of the figures most closely associated with the MAGA movement — including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and columnist Tucker Carlson — publicly oppose going to war with Iran, while mainstream Republicans overwhelmingly support bombing.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

osk/ mms/

Forty-five percent of Americans oppose engaging U.S. forces in strikes against Iran, while 25 percent support them, according to a poll published by the Washington Post. However, the poll shows that most of Donald Trump's supporters support the strike.

According to the survey published on Thursday, 45 percent of respondents expressed opposition to airstrikes on Iran over its nuclear program, 25 percent supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than one in four (22 percent) respondents considered the threat posed by Iran's program to the United States to be "immediate and serious," 48 percent considered it to be "quite serious," 23 percent considered it to be minor, and 7 percent did not consider it to be a threat at all.

The greater concerns were expressed by respondents about the risk of the US engaging in a full-scale war with Iran. 82% of Americans are concerned about such a scenario, 39% of whom are very concerned.

Despite these results, another poll – published Wednesday by the right-wing tabloid New York Post – showed that a large majority of people identifying as supporters of Donald Trump’s MAGA movement support attacking Iran. Military action is supported by 65 percent of “MAGA Republicans,” while only 19 percent oppose it. Among people identifying as traditional Republicans, the proportions are 51 percent to 28 percent in favor of attacking Iran.

The survey, released as President Trump weighs joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian nuclear facilities, has sparked a sharp split among Republican politicians and commentators. Despite the poll’s findings, most of the figures most closely associated with the MAGA movement — including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and columnist Tucker Carlson — publicly oppose going to war with Iran, while mainstream Republicans overwhelmingly support bombing.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

osk/ mms/

Forty-five percent of Americans oppose engaging U.S. forces in strikes against Iran, while 25 percent support them, according to a poll published by the Washington Post. However, the poll shows that most of Donald Trump's supporters support the strike.

According to the survey published on Thursday, 45 percent of respondents expressed opposition to airstrikes on Iran over its nuclear program, 25 percent supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than one in four (22 percent) respondents considered the threat posed by Iran's program to the United States to be "immediate and serious," 48 percent considered it to be "quite serious," 23 percent considered it to be minor, and 7 percent did not consider it to be a threat at all.

The greater concerns were expressed by respondents about the risk of the US engaging in a full-scale war with Iran. 82% of Americans are concerned about such a scenario, 39% of whom are very concerned.

Despite these results, another survey - published on Wednesday by the right -wing tabloid "New York Post" - he pointed out that the vast majority of people who refer to the Magician Magic Movement supporters of Donald Trump's magician. Military activities are supported by 65 percent "Republicans of the magician", while there is only 19 percent against Among the people referring to themselves as traditional Republicans, these proportions are 51-28 percent. In favor of an attack on Iran.

The study was published when President Trump is considering joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian objects related to the atomic program. The case caused a sharp split among republican politicians and commentators. Contrary to the results of the survey, most of the figures most related to the magician movement - including Congressionka Marjorie Taylor Greene and publicist Tucker Carlson - publicly opposes the involvement of war with Iran, while the mainstrats from the mainstream are for the most part for bombarding.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

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45 percent Americans are against the involvement of US forces in Iran's impacts, and 25 percent. He supports them - according to a survey published by "Washington Post". The research shows, however, that most supporters of Donald Trump support the impact.

According to 45 percent research published on Thursday respondents objected to Iran raids in connection with his nuclear program, 25 percent. They supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than every fourth (22 percent) respondent recognized the threat from the Iranian program for the US as "direct and serious", 48 percent. For "quite serious", 23 percent small, and 7 percent He does not consider him a threat at all.

The respondents expressed greater fears about the risk of US involvement in a full -scale war. This scenario is concerned about 82 percent. Americans, of which 39 percent Very.

Despite these results, another survey - published on Wednesday by the right -wing tabloid "New York Post" - he pointed out that the vast majority of people who refer to the Magician Magic Movement supporters of Donald Trump's magician. Military activities are supported by 65 percent "Republicans of the magician", while there is only 19 percent against Among the people referring to themselves as traditional Republicans, these proportions are 51-28 percent. In favor of an attack on Iran.

The study was published when President Trump is considering joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian objects related to the atomic program. The case caused a sharp split among republican politicians and commentators. Contrary to the results of the survey, most of the figures most related to the magician movement - including Congressionka Marjorie Taylor Greene and publicist Tucker Carlson - publicly opposes the involvement of war with Iran, while the mainstrats from the mainstream are for the most part for bombarding.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

osk/ mms/

45 percent Americans are against the involvement of US forces in Iran's impacts, and 25 percent. He supports them - according to a survey published by "Washington Post". The research shows, however, that most supporters of Donald Trump support the impact.

According to 45 percent research published on Thursday respondents objected to Iran raids in connection with his nuclear program, 25 percent. They supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than every fourth (22 percent) respondent recognized the threat from the Iranian program for the US as "direct and serious", 48 percent. For "quite serious", 23 percent small, and 7 percent He does not consider him a threat at all.

The respondents expressed greater fears about the risk of US involvement in a full -scale war. This scenario is concerned about 82 percent. Americans, of which 39 percent Very.

Despite these results, another survey - published on Wednesday by the right -wing tabloid "New York Post" - he pointed out that the vast majority of people who refer to the Magician Magic Movement supporters of Donald Trump's magician. Military activities are supported by 65 percent "Republicans of the magician", while there is only 19 percent against Among the people referring to themselves as traditional Republicans, these proportions are 51-28 percent. In favor of an attack on Iran.

The study was published when President Trump is considering joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian objects related to the atomic program. The case caused a sharp split among republican politicians and commentators. Contrary to the results of the survey, most of the figures most related to the magician movement - including Congressionka Marjorie Taylor Greene and publicist Tucker Carlson - publicly opposes the involvement of war with Iran, while the mainstrats from the mainstream are for the most part for bombarding.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

osk/ mms/

45 percent Americans are against the involvement of US forces in Iran's impacts, and 25 percent. He supports them - according to a survey published by "Washington Post". The research shows, however, that most supporters of Donald Trump support the impact.

According to 45 percent research published on Thursday respondents objected to Iran raids in connection with his nuclear program, 25 percent. They supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than every fourth (22 percent) respondent recognized the threat from the Iranian program for the US as "direct and serious", 48 percent. For "quite serious", 23 percent small, and 7 percent He does not consider him a threat at all.

The respondents expressed greater fears about the risk of US involvement in a full -scale war. This scenario is concerned about 82 percent. Americans, of which 39 percent Very.

Despite these results, another survey - published on Wednesday by the right -wing tabloid "New York Post" - he pointed out that the vast majority of people who refer to the Magician Magic Movement supporters of Donald Trump's magician. Military activities are supported by 65 percent "Republicans of the magician", while there is only 19 percent against Among the people referring to themselves as traditional Republicans, these proportions are 51-28 percent. In favor of an attack on Iran.

The study was published when President Trump is considering joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian objects related to the atomic program. The case caused a sharp split among republican politicians and commentators. Contrary to the results of the survey, most of the figures most related to the magician movement - including Congressionka Marjorie Taylor Greene and publicist Tucker Carlson - publicly opposes the involvement of war with Iran, while the mainstrats from the mainstream are for the most part for bombarding.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

osk/ mms/

45 percent Americans are against the involvement of US forces in Iran's impacts, and 25 percent. He supports them - according to a survey published by "Washington Post". The research shows, however, that most supporters of Donald Trump support the impact.

According to 45 percent research published on Thursday respondents objected to Iran raids in connection with his nuclear program, 25 percent. They supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than every fourth (22 percent) respondent recognized the threat from the Iranian program for the US as "direct and serious", 48 percent. For "quite serious", 23 percent small, and 7 percent He does not consider him a threat at all.

The respondents expressed greater fears about the risk of US involvement in a full -scale war. This scenario is concerned about 82 percent. Americans, of which 39 percent Very.

Despite these results, another survey - published on Wednesday by the right -wing tabloid "New York Post" - he pointed out that the vast majority of people who refer to the Magician Magic Movement supporters of Donald Trump's magician. Military activities are supported by 65 percent "Republicans of the magician", while there is only 19 percent against Among the people referring to themselves as traditional Republicans, these proportions are 51-28 percent. In favor of an attack on Iran.

The study was published when President Trump is considering joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian objects related to the atomic program. The case caused a sharp split among republican politicians and commentators. Contrary to the results of the survey, most of the figures most related to the magician movement - including Congressionka Marjorie Taylor Greene and publicist Tucker Carlson - publicly opposes the involvement of war with Iran, while the mainstrats from the mainstream are for the most part for bombarding.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

osk/ mms/

45 percent Americans are against the involvement of US forces in Iran's impacts, and 25 percent. He supports them - according to a survey published by "Washington Post". The research shows, however, that most supporters of Donald Trump support the impact.

According to 45 percent research published on Thursday respondents objected to Iran raids in connection with his nuclear program, 25 percent. They supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than every fourth (22 percent) respondent recognized the threat from the Iranian program for the US as "direct and serious", 48 percent. For "quite serious", 23 percent small, and 7 percent He does not consider him a threat at all.

The respondents expressed greater fears about the risk of US involvement in a full -scale war. This scenario is concerned about 82 percent. Americans, of which 39 percent Very.

Despite these results, another survey - published on Wednesday by the right -wing tabloid "New York Post" - he pointed out that the vast majority of people who refer to the Magician Magic Movement supporters of Donald Trump's magician. Military activities are supported by 65 percent "Republicans of the magician", while there is only 19 percent against Among the people referring to themselves as traditional Republicans, these proportions are 51-28 percent. In favor of an attack on Iran.

The study was published when President Trump is considering joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian objects related to the atomic program. The case caused a sharp split among republican politicians and commentators. Contrary to the results of the survey, most of the figures most related to the magician movement - including Congressionka Marjorie Taylor Greene and publicist Tucker Carlson - publicly opposes the involvement of war with Iran, while the mainstrats from the mainstream are for the most part for bombarding.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

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45 percent Americans are against the involvement of US forces in Iran's impacts, and 25 percent. He supports them - according to a survey published by "Washington Post". The research shows, however, that most supporters of Donald Trump support the impact.

According to 45 percent research published on Thursday respondents objected to Iran raids in connection with his nuclear program, 25 percent. They supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than every fourth (22 percent) respondent recognized the threat from the Iranian program for the US as "direct and serious", 48 percent. For "quite serious", 23 percent small, and 7 percent He does not consider him a threat at all.

The respondents expressed greater fears about the risk of US involvement in a full -scale war. This scenario is concerned about 82 percent. Americans, of which 39 percent Very.

Despite these results, another survey - published on Wednesday by the right -wing tabloid "New York Post" - he pointed out that the vast majority of people who refer to the Magician Magic Movement supporters of Donald Trump's magician. Military activities are supported by 65 percent "Republicans of the magician", while there is only 19 percent against Among the people referring to themselves as traditional Republicans, these proportions are 51-28 percent. In favor of an attack on Iran.

The study was published when President Trump is considering joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian objects related to the atomic program. The case caused a sharp split among republican politicians and commentators. Contrary to the results of the survey, most of the figures most related to the magician movement - including Congressionka Marjorie Taylor Greene and publicist Tucker Carlson - publicly opposes the involvement of war with Iran, while the mainstrats from the mainstream are for the most part for bombarding.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

osk/ mms/

45 percent Americans are against the involvement of US forces in Iran's impacts, and 25 percent. He supports them - according to a survey published by "Washington Post". The research shows, however, that most supporters of Donald Trump support the impact.

According to 45 percent research published on Thursday respondents objected to Iran raids in connection with his nuclear program, 25 percent. They supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than every fourth (22 percent) respondent recognized the threat from the Iranian program for the US as "direct and serious", 48 percent. For "quite serious", 23 percent small, and 7 percent He does not consider him a threat at all.

The respondents expressed greater fears about the risk of US involvement in a full -scale war. This scenario is concerned about 82 percent. Americans, of which 39 percent Very.

Despite these results, another survey - published on Wednesday by the right -wing tabloid "New York Post" - he pointed out that the vast majority of people who refer to the Magician Magic Movement supporters of Donald Trump's magician. Military activities are supported by 65 percent "Republicans of the magician", while there is only 19 percent against Among the people referring to themselves as traditional Republicans, these proportions are 51-28 percent. In favor of an attack on Iran.

The study was published when President Trump is considering joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian objects related to the atomic program. The case caused a sharp split among republican politicians and commentators. Contrary to the results of the survey, most of the figures most related to the magician movement - including Congressionka Marjorie Taylor Greene and publicist Tucker Carlson - publicly opposes the involvement of war with Iran, while the mainstrats from the mainstream are for the most part for bombarding.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

osk/ mms/

45 percent Americans are against the involvement of US forces in Iran's impacts, and 25 percent. He supports them - according to a survey published by "Washington Post". The research shows, however, that most supporters of Donald Trump support the impact.

According to 45 percent research published on Thursday respondents objected to Iran raids in connection with his nuclear program, 25 percent. They supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than every fourth (22 percent) respondent recognized the threat from the Iranian program for the US as "direct and serious", 48 percent. For "quite serious", 23 percent small, and 7 percent He does not consider him a threat at all.

The respondents expressed greater fears about the risk of US involvement in a full -scale war. This scenario is concerned about 82 percent. Americans, of which 39 percent Very.

Despite these results, another survey - published on Wednesday by the right -wing tabloid "New York Post" - he pointed out that the vast majority of people who refer to the Magician Magic Movement supporters of Donald Trump's magician. Military activities are supported by 65 percent "Republicans of the magician", while there is only 19 percent against Among the people referring to themselves as traditional Republicans, these proportions are 51-28 percent. In favor of an attack on Iran.

The study was published when President Trump is considering joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian objects related to the atomic program. The case caused a sharp split among republican politicians and commentators. Contrary to the results of the survey, most of the figures most related to the magician movement - including Congressionka Marjorie Taylor Greene and publicist Tucker Carlson - publicly opposes the involvement of war with Iran, while the mainstrats from the mainstream are for the most part for bombarding.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

osk/ mms/

45 percent Americans are against the involvement of US forces in Iran's impacts, and 25 percent. He supports them - according to a survey published by "Washington Post". The research shows, however, that most supporters of Donald Trump support the impact.

According to 45 percent research published on Thursday respondents objected to Iran raids in connection with his nuclear program, 25 percent. They supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than every fourth (22 percent) respondent recognized the threat from the Iranian program for the US as "direct and serious", 48 percent. For "quite serious", 23 percent small, and 7 percent He does not consider him a threat at all.

The respondents expressed greater fears about the risk of US involvement in a full -scale war. This scenario is concerned about 82 percent. Americans, of which 39 percent Very.

Despite these results, another survey - published on Wednesday by the right -wing tabloid "New York Post" - he pointed out that the vast majority of people who refer to the Magician Magic Movement supporters of Donald Trump's magician. Military activities are supported by 65 percent "Republicans of the magician", while there is only 19 percent against Among the people referring to themselves as traditional Republicans, these proportions are 51-28 percent. In favor of an attack on Iran.

The study was published when President Trump is considering joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian objects related to the atomic program. The case caused a sharp split among republican politicians and commentators. Contrary to the results of the survey, most of the figures most related to the magician movement - including Congressionka Marjorie Taylor Greene and publicist Tucker Carlson - publicly opposes the involvement of war with Iran, while the mainstrats from the mainstream are for the most part for bombarding.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

osk/ mms/

45 percent Americans are against the involvement of US forces in Iran's impacts, and 25 percent. He supports them - according to a survey published by "Washington Post". The research shows, however, that most supporters of Donald Trump support the impact.

According to 45 percent research published on Thursday respondents objected to Iran raids in connection with his nuclear program, 25 percent. They supported them, and 30 percent did not express a clear opinion. Slightly less than every fourth (22 percent) respondent recognized the threat from the Iranian program for the US as "direct and serious", 48 percent. For "quite serious", 23 percent small, and 7 percent He does not consider him a threat at all.

The respondents expressed greater fears about the risk of US involvement in a full -scale war. This scenario is concerned about 82 percent. Americans, of which 39 percent Very.

Despite these results, another survey - published on Wednesday by the right -wing tabloid "New York Post" - he pointed out that the vast majority of people who refer to the Magician Magic Movement supporters of Donald Trump's magician. Military activities are supported by 65 percent "Republicans of the magician", while there is only 19 percent against Among the people referring to themselves as traditional Republicans, these proportions are 51-28 percent. In favor of an attack on Iran.

The study was published when President Trump is considering joining Israeli attacks and bombing Iranian objects related to the atomic program. The case caused a sharp split among republican politicians and commentators. Contrary to the results of the survey, most of the figures most related to the magician movement - including Congressionka Marjorie Taylor Greene and publicist Tucker Carlson - publicly opposes the involvement of war with Iran, while the mainstrats from the mainstream are for the most part for bombarding.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

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