Fewer than 20 percent of Americans support the war in Afghanistan, making the longest conflict in the nation's history the least supported war as well, a new CNN poll released Monday reveals.
According to the CNN/ORC survey of 1,035 adults nationwide, 82 percent said they oppose the conflict in Afghanistan, up from 46 percent five years ago. Only 17 percent of respondents in the survey taken Dec. 16-19 said they still support the war effort in Afghanistan.
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Bull!!! At least the soldiers coming home don't get spit on. Americans treated US like crap. Period.
ReplyDeleteis it a war or a heroin smuggling ring?
ReplyDeletejust goes to show exactly how valuable these "surveys" are. 1000 people asked out of how many million? also where these 1000 are has a lot to do with their answers.
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