Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen to some of the lowest levels of his second term in the United States, as a majority of Americans express growing unease over the Iran war and its impact on the economy, according to a string of new national polls released in recent weeks.
For context, Donald Trump entered his second term promising economic strength and a tough posture abroad, and for much of that time voters grudgingly gave him relatively better marks on the economy than on anything else. That calculation appears to be shifting. Since late February, when the US launched strikes on Iran, pollsters have recorded a steady slide in support for both his handling of the conflict and his broader performance in office.
