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Over 80% of Americans worried about Iran conflict growing after US strikes
The majority of Americans are concerned about heightened tensions between Iran and the U.S., a poll finds.

A new poll by Reuters and Ipsos shows that 84 percent of Americans are concerned about the conflict between the United States and Iran intensifying after President Donald Trump authorized strikes on Iranian nuclear sites over the weekend. The poll shows that 32 percent of Americans support continued airstrikes on Iran compared to 49 percent who don't. Republicans are more supportive of potential ongoing strikes, as the poll shows that 62 percent approve versus 22 percent who do not. Only 12 percent of Democrats support additional strikes versus 74 percent who do not. The poll has a margin of error of 3 percentage points. Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts on X, formerly Twitter, on Monday: "Americans didn't vote for another endless war in the Middle East. What Donald Trump has done in Iran is unconstitutional. This week, the Senate must make clear to the world that the U.S. is not going to war with Iran."
During his election campaign, Trump ran on a promise to end all US participation in "forever wars". Yet Trump jumped at an opportunity to help Israel PM Netanyahu bomb Iranian sites.
Trump will order the US military into action in a heartbeat if he believes doing so will help his underwater polling numbers here at home. Ordering US Marines into LA wasn't enough, so he ordered USAF strikes on Iran.