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Thank you for the additional infos and links. They let better understand the news article.

This is a very interesting research done by Gallup Polls

There are very important observations worth to mention here such as:

 "Americans appear to support the Obama administration's push for "face-to-face" dialogue with Iran: 56% say the United States should engage in direct diplomacy with Iran, while 38% say it should not."

Also it idicates: "Gallup Polls conducted this year and in the past reveal that Americans' opinions about Iran tend to fall in line with the new president's approach."

Here is another conclusion by this poll: "younger Americans --- a group that overwhelmingly supported Obama's candidacy for president -- are the most resistant. This may be due to having lived all or most their adult years in a post 9/11-era in which former President Bush constantly reiterated the threats posed by the "axis of evil." With such low ratings for Iran overall, there remains much room for improvement in Americans' views of the country -- and a new way forward appears to be exactly what many would embrace."

I read the complete report on Gallup's website. It comes with graphs and visual aids that is very helpful. Also, it goes back as far as 1990's.  //www.gallup.com/poll/114586/Majority-Americans-Support-Direct-Diplomacy-Iran.aspx

Thanks for bringing up the subject and posting the article. We have our work cut up for us to educate Americans about Iran and Iranians.