Domenico Montanaro

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I cover the White House.

And I'm Domenico Montanaro, senior political editor and correspondent.

A majority are against the military action.

You know, 56 percent said that they oppose.

And that's of the almost 1,600 people that Marist surveyed this week.

And like we've seen in other polls, Democrats and independents are largely aligned.

Almost 9 in 10 Democrats and 61 percent of independents are against the war.

But Republicans, heavily in support, 84 percent say that they're in favor.

He gets just a 36 percent approval rating when it comes to this war.

That mirrors Trump's overall approval rating on foreign policy from our last poll last month.

It's also worse than when we asked about his handling of Iran after the killing of the Quds Force leader Qasem Soleimani back in January 2020.

Then about 42 percent approved.

Not great, but still higher.

We also see, again, some of the same divides.

Democrats and independents heavily disapproving, while eight and 10 Republicans in Trump's corner.

And I'm Domenico Montanaro, senior political editor and correspondent.

You know, and the accusation is that she was doing this to run for president in 2028, that it was built to build her name identification, as Kennedy, again, a Republican, is noting there.

And it's also notable the scandal for where that money went and who received it.

During the House hearing, Colorado Democrat Joe Neguse highlighted that the ad group, according to ProPublica's reporting, is a company that Noem used for ads when she ran for governor of South Dakota.