Most Americans, including 55 percent of independents, said Congress should reject the recently brokered deal on Iran’s nuclear program, a new poll said Tuesday morning.
Overall, 52 percent said Congress should reject the deal and 44 percent said it should be approved, according to results from the CNN/ORC poll.
Sixty-six percent of Republicans said the deal should be rejected, while 61 percent of Democrats said it should be approved. A CNN/ORC poll conducted in late June found that two-thirds of adults thought it was unlikely the negotiations would produce an agreement that would prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
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3 comments:
That's because not many of us trust Obama because he is a liar.
We need to give them a nuke, dropped by one of our planes and be done with them!
Well, if that's what the people want then it's a sure thing that Congress will go against them and approve it. I'll cite 'fast track' & TPP on that.
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