Most Americans say Iran conflict not worth the cost, falls short of goals: Poll

A recent poll from Marquette Law School reveals that a significant majority of Americans believe the conflict with Iran hasn't met its objectives and isn't worth the cost. An overwhelming 88% of respondents felt the U.S. hasn't achieved its goals in the conflict, highlighting widespread skepticism about its effectiveness. This public sentiment underscores a growing concern about the direction of U.S. foreign policy and the potential consequences of ongoing military engagements.