US: 75% say Iran War not worth Cost, 61% Blame Trump for Inflation

Public opinion is a weather vane spinning in a hurricane of state-sponsored propaganda.

These polls treat voters like lab rats reacting to the last shiny object the media dangled before them. Both parties treat the treasury as a private piggy bank for foreign adventurism while blaming their predecessors for the inevitable bill. The framing ignores that military escalation and monetary debasement are bipartisan projects with deep institutional roots.

Your preferred candidate will keep the printing press running and the missiles flying regardless of your feelings.

War is a price hike with a flag draped over it.

When 75% of Americans reject this war and 61% name Trump as the inflation architect, that is not confusion — that is class consciousness breaking through. The working poor pay twice: once at the pump, once in body bags. Yet the war machine keeps turning because polling does not threaten the defence contractors funding both parties. Public opinion without organised power is just noise the powerful learn to sleep through.

The people have named the arsonist — now they need to take away the matches.

A republic is not a poker chip for presidents to throw across the Gulf.

Marquette’s poll says 75% think the Iran war is not worth the cost and 61% blame Trump for inflation; that is the bill for reckless executive adventurism. War without disciplined aims burns treasure, credibility, and the public’s trust that sacrifice will serve a clear national interest. Conservatism defends ordered liberty, not personalised foreign policy that empties households while bypassing sober institutional restraint.

When presidents degrade prudence, they corrode the presidency itself.