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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Americans Want New Congress to End Iran War, Repeal Tariffs

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A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows most Americans want the new Democratic-majority Congress to end the war with Iran and repeal President Donald Trump's tariffs. Seventy-one percent of Americans support ending the conflict, while 62% favor repealing the tariffs. The poll also indicated a desire for bipartisan cooperation and identified the cost of living as the top priority for the incoming Congress. Concerns exist about potential impeachment proceedings against Trump.

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  • Most Americans want the new Democratic Congress to end the war with Iran, a Reuters/Ipsos poll found.
  • Seventy-one percent of Americans, including 51% of Republicans, support ending the conflict with Iran.
  • Sixty-two percent of respondents favor repealing tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump.
  • The poll indicates a strong desire for bipartisan cooperation between President Trump and Democrats.
  • Cost of living issues were identified as the top priority for the new Congress's first 100 days.
  • 42% of Americans believe impeachment proceedings against Trump would be bad for the country.

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