President Trump's War Powers Window on Iran Closes May 1 with Veto Expected

9 articles · Updated · The Wall Street Journal · Apr 28

Opposition to the Iran war averages 55% in recent polls, with only 41% supporting it, and significant disapproval among key Trump voter groups.
Despite limited U.S. casualties, the war remains highly unpopular, but Trump retains strong backing from most House Republicans and 70% of Republican voters.
Congress is unlikely to override a veto on ending hostilities, highlighting the president's structural advantage over Congress in matters of war and peace.

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