Trump's Approval Steady, but Iran War Could Shift Mood

0:00A new poll from the Associated Press in North Sea shows President Trump's approval rating staying steady as the war started by the United States and Israel hits its fourth week. But the survey warns his conflict might quickly become a big problem for his Republican team. Both Republicans and Democrats agree on one key thing, keeping gas prices low at the pump. That's a rare point of unity amid all the tension. Many Americans now feel the U.S. has gone too far with actions in Iran. There's also widespread distrust in how Trump handles military force overseas. The poll found just 35 percent view. His Iran approach positively. It surveyed 1,150 adults from March 19th to 23rd, with a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percentage points. As the war drags on, these numbers highlight growing worries that could shift public mood and political battles ahead. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to Canada News today. AI-powered local news.