Poll finds 61 percent of Americans believe attacking Iran was a mistake
A recent Washington Post-ABC-Ipsos poll reveals that 61 percent of Americans believe the decision to launch military action against Iran was a mistake. Released on Friday, the poll indicates that a majority of respondents are concerned about the war's impact on the cost of living, with 44 percent reporting cutbacks in driving and 42 percent in household expenses due to higher gas prices.

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AI-generatedA recent Washington Post-ABC-Ipsos poll reveals that 61 percent of Americans believe the decision to launch military action against Iran was a mistake. Released on Friday, the poll indicates that a majority of respondents are concerned about the war's impact on the cost of living, with 44 percent reporting cutbacks in driving and 42 percent in household expenses due to higher gas prices. This sentiment coincides with a drop in President Trump's approval ratings, as voters express frustration over economic issues. The poll also found that the war's unpopularity is comparable to that of the Iraq War in 2006 and the Vietnam War in the early 1970s, despite relatively low US troop casualties.