On page two:

While the Republican candidates for president have for the most part been united in their criticism of Mr. Obama over his handling of Iran, the public is more or less evenly divided on his approach, the poll found, with 42 percent approving and 39 percent disapproving.

The public is similarly split on what the United States should do if Israel seeks to force an end to Iran’s nuclear program through a military attack. Almost half, or 47 percent, said the United States should support such an attack, while 42 percent said it should stay out of any conflict.

In spite of a considerable dip in approval for Mr. Obama’s handling of foreign affairs — to 40 percent from 50 percent a month ago — nearly 58 percent said they were somewhat or very confident in his ability as commander in chief, giving him an edge over his Republican rivals.

and I would imagine there is more detail on that in the poll docs

Also the article is stressing the gas prices thing upsetting people, so even the sanctions against Iran are questionable because they are part of the problem of gas prices.Seems like it would be better for him politically if he just stopped pestering Iran much less go to war with thm? At least gas-prices-wise.... (I know, I know, the effect is not direct, but the threat of trouble with Iran causes the speculation on high oil prices.)

Well I am going to quit and go home.

Of course I am already home

Hahaha, classic Dickday