By: E&P Staff More Americans consider Iran the United States' greatest enemy today than any other country, according to Gallup's annual World Affairs survey. Iraq finishes second, although its government is now, officially, on our side.
North Korea and China are also mentioned frequently by Americans as the United States' greatest enemy. This poll marks the first time that Iran has topped the list as the United States' greatest enemy--in previous years, Iraq or North Korea ranked first.
Republicans are more likely than Democrats, and men are more likely than women, to say Iran is the country's greatest enemy.
Thirty-one percent say Iran is the greatest enemy, while 22% say Iraq, 15% say North Korea, and 10% say China.
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