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Most have negative assessment of Iraq war |
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Saturday, 21 April 2007 |
(cnn) - Pessimism about Iraq has continued to mount, even before the news of Wednesday's bombings in Baghdad. In the latest CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll, taken April 10-12, 69 percent of Americans say things are going badly for the United States in Iraq. That's the most negative assessment yet recorded, up from 54 percent who thought things were going badly last June and 62 percent in October.
The public's view: it's not working. Only 29 percent of Americans believe that sending additional troops to Iraq will make it more likely the U.S. will achieve its goals there. Only 21 percent believe the U.S. and its allies are winning; the prevailing view (62 percent) is that neither side is winning. Read More
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