A recent Marquette Law School Supreme Court Poll reveals that a majority of Americans believe the conflict in Iran has not been worth the costs incurred. Specifically, 88 percent of respondents indicated that the U.S. has not achieved its goals in the conflict, while 12 percent expressed a differing opinion.
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Poll indicates most Americans believe Iran conflict has not met objectives
According to a Marquette Law School Supreme Court Poll, 88 percent of Americans feel that the conflict in Iran has not been worth the costs and has not met its objectives. Only 12 percent disagreed with this assessment.
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Most Americans say Iran conflict wasn’t worth cost, falls short of goals: Poll
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Poll indicates most Americans believe Iran conflict has not met objectives