Polling on the Iran military action is moving in the right direction.

Part of it is the fact that more independent pollsters are now polling.

Still a remarkable difference between the high and low ends for approval of the military action in Iran. From plus 17 to minus 14 - that is a 31 point differential. Someone should be embarrassed here.

But overall, the "spread" is tightening as more pollsters come out and poll this. Obviously the better the US does and the longer we go without a dramatic amount of casualties, the more people will approve.

I will say I am amused by the WaPo poll showing approval. That has to really stick in the craw of the WaPo employees and especially for those former and recently fired employees. They would have expected (and likely saw) something more in the ballpark of CNN and other media outlets are showing a couple of years ago. Now they see something that is probabaly more accurate.

I am surprised on the flip side that Quinnipiac is still a pollster after missing the past several elections by a mile and a half. But the one that strikes me as peculiar is Reuters/Ipsos that shows only 29% of American approve of the strikes? Who did they poll? Was it just Muslim Americans?

Lastly, let us look at one more thing:

Average of Likely Voter polls: +8.2%

Average or the rest of the polls: -9.8%

That, boys and girls, is the true story here.