How do some Trump voters feel about US strikes in Venezuela, or possible action in Iran, Greenland?
ABC News • • general
Key Points:
- Some supporters of President Trump back his administration's actions in Venezuela and potential military moves regarding Iran and Greenland, citing national security and international law enforcement roles.
- Opinions among Trump voters vary, with some expressing concern over military involvement and preferring non-lethal or covert operations, especially concerning Iran.
- There is notable skepticism about the legality and motives behind the Venezuela operation, with some voters opposing potential U.S. intervention in Greenland, emphasizing respect for sovereignty and historical precedents.
- Polls reveal a divided American public on these foreign policy issues, with majorities opposing U.S. involvement in Iran and concerns about the impact of Greenland acquisition efforts on NATO and alliances.
- The discourse reflects broader partisan divides, with Republicans generally more supportive
