New York Post — It’s been two weeks since the Iran deal was announced, and the American public’s discomfort with its terms is deepening. American Jews don’t like it, despite efforts by Obama’s court Jews to make it seem as though they’re far more supportive of it than Americans in general.
On Tuesday, CNN released a poll showing opposition to the deal at 52 percent and support at 42 percent. This came on the heels of last week’s Pew poll that showed 48 percent opposition and 38 percent support. It also followed passionate testimony on behalf of the deal in the Senate from Secretary of State John Kerry and Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz.
As I said last week in this space, it is a historical anomaly for the public to oppose an international agreement of this sort in this way…
New York Post – John Podhoretz: Why the Iran deal’s public support is plummeting – Full Article
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