President Donald Trump has claimed that the war against Iran is already winning and that it will end when the mission is achieved, not when he wants it to, according to S.E. Cupp. She argues that the administration has provided no rationale to justify its strikes on Iran, failing to prove that the US was the target of an imminent attack, and confusingly communicating its own account of the events. The administration has also been inconsistent on timing, promising both that it's practically over and taking a while, and being unreliable in its own accounting of what's actually happened. These claims have been met with skepticism, with some suggesting that Iran can still access about 60% of its enriched material stored at Esfahan. Most polls show more voters oppose the war but support it by a narrow margin, but this margin will widen with time, and the sales pitch will be less effective.