georgephillip
Senator
"Fifteen years after the U.S. invasion of Iraq in March 2003, the American public is divided over whether using military force was the right decision.
"Nearly half (48%) of Americans say the decision to use military force was wrong, while slightly fewer (43%) say it was the right decision, according to a Pew Research Center survey, conducted March 7-14 among 1,466 adults.
"Current opinions about the war in Iraq are little different than in early 2014, when 50% said the decision to use force was wrong and 38% said it was right"
http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tan...to-divide-u-s-public-15-years-after-it-began/
After instigating the greatest refugee flow since the end of WWII, more than 2 of every five Americans still defend the decision to invade and occupy Iraq.
What accounts for divide in public opinion over the the Iraq War with world opinion overwhelmingly against intervention and US public opinion almost evenly divided?
"Nearly half (48%) of Americans say the decision to use military force was wrong, while slightly fewer (43%) say it was the right decision, according to a Pew Research Center survey, conducted March 7-14 among 1,466 adults.
"Current opinions about the war in Iraq are little different than in early 2014, when 50% said the decision to use force was wrong and 38% said it was right"
http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tan...to-divide-u-s-public-15-years-after-it-began/
After instigating the greatest refugee flow since the end of WWII, more than 2 of every five Americans still defend the decision to invade and occupy Iraq.
What accounts for divide in public opinion over the the Iraq War with world opinion overwhelmingly against intervention and US public opinion almost evenly divided?
