Most Americans Want Iran Deal

A majority of Americans want an interim deal with Iran, one that would ease economic sanctions on the country in return for concessions in the country’s nuclear program.

A CNN/ORC International survey released Thursday indicates that 56% of the public would favor an international agreement that would impose major restrictions on Iran’s nuclear program but not end it completely, with 39% opposed to such an agreement.

“Predictably, there is a partisan divide on that issue, with two-thirds of Democrats favoring a deal along those lines but only 45% of Republicans agreeing with that view,” CNN Polling Director Keating Holland said.

By: Alan

Alan Colmes is the publisher of Liberaland.