Poll Finds Few Americans Believe Iran Will Keep to Terms of Nuclear Deal
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Nuclear facilities at Parchin. Few Americans believe Iran will abide by the terms of the nuclear deal. Photo: AP/Institute for Science.
President Barack Obama’s big policy win this week — preventing Congress from blocking the nuclear agreement with Iran — may do little to improve his sagging approval ratings.
A new CNN/ORC poll finds 59% disapprove of the way Obama is handling the U.S. relationship with Iran, and about half would have preferred Congress reject the deal. Few believe Iran will abide by its terms, and a growing number consider the country a serious threat to the U.S.
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