 The survey showed that at around this time a majority were still in support of invasion but this support was arguably waning.Support was divided along party lines, with a majority of Republicans in support and a majority of Democrats opposed.President Bush was pushing the message that the United States had attempted all diplomatic methods and was left with no other choice, but only around 46% of the public bought into that narrative, with 49% wanting to see more diplomatic efforts before an invasion took place.