70% Of Americans Don’t Want Us To Intervene In Iran

What did they do poll 1,000 people and that justifies 70% of Americans?

What are they saying Hilary Clinton's chances of winning the White House in 2028 are?

Piss on them.

I honestly don't give a hoot about Venezuela or Gaza, but in Iran we have a golden opportunity to correct a 47 year-old mistake.

If Iranian regime doesn't fall to due to the Iranian people removing them from power then it will not last. The odds of Iranians rallying in a nationalist sense is the risk one has to consider if foreign governments get kinetically involved in trying to topple the Iranian Regime.

The US should blockade all oil shipments from Iran and see how long the regime lasts.

I'm all for putting a few cruise missles through some windows to help the Iranian people oust the current regime. And also helping them immediately put the personnel in place to go back to the early 70s governance if they are mostly in agreement with that.

Maaaybe some stealth aircraft to drop a few boom pickles to do the same thing.

But not a whole lot more than that.

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but in Iran we have a golden opportunity to correct a 47 year-old mistake.

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Re-establishing globalism and the Deep State in Iran?

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I do not think we should have any involvement other than containing them.

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And how do you propose to do that?

Umm, yeah, just a tad tilted. Their entire existence is premised on tilt.

Polls like Quinnipiac's aren't necessarily biased; instead, they underscore the difficulties of gauging public opinion—factors such as how questions are worded, the available answers, and current events all shape responses. Americans typically resist new military interventions unless they see an immediate threat, which helps explain why high numbers often oppose intervention. This poll mirrors standard public sentiment, especially in light of years spent in costly foreign ventures.

Given recent U.S. actions in Venezuela and ongoing operations in Gaza, it's not surprising that most Americans are reluctant to support involvement in another conflict. This widespread feeling of wariness is why promises from politicians about "no new wars" draw close attention—even with such assurances, people see that the country has already engaged in two major interventions. So, when 70% say they oppose action in Iran, it's understandable—the public feels the nation is already heavily involved abroad and is wary of further commitments.

There's also a gap between the administration’s official goals in Venezuela and Gaza and how the public perceives these missions. While the White House describes them as targeted, strategic efforts to stabilize regions or defend American interests, most people don't follow these policy details—they simply view the U.S. as entangled in two foreign conflicts at once. Therefore, when polls show 70% against intervention in Iran, it points to growing exhaustion and skepticism among the public, who believe the nation is overextended internationally, regardless of the government’s justifications.

That's probably pretty accurate

50% Dims
20% cuck Republicans according to this board