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Poll Shows Support For Impeachment Remains Steady - CNN Video For the first time in cnn/orc polling, a majority of americans (53%) say the u.s. should send ground troops to iraq or syria to fight isis. For the first time, a majority of americans (57 percent) favor the u.s. sending ground troops into iraq and syria to fight isis. in october, americans were divided (47 percent favored.

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Will Pentagon Recommend Ground Troops To Fight ISIS? - CNN Video "for the first time, a majority of americans (57 percent) favor the u.s. sending ground troops into iraq and syria to fight isis," cbs reported. The partisan differences in the willingness to send troops is clear: less than a third of democrats are in favor, while nearly half of republicans support sending ground troops to fight against the islamic state in iraq and syria. For the first time, a majority of americans (57 percent) favor the u.s. sending ground troops into iraq and syria to fight isis. At the same time, 6 in 10 disapprove of the president's handling of terrorism and 68% say america's military response to the terrorist group thus far has not been aggressive enough.

Poll: Most Americans Say Send Ground Troops To Fight ISIS | CNN Politics

Poll: Most Americans Say Send Ground Troops To Fight ISIS | CNN Politics For the first time, a majority of americans (57 percent) favor the u.s. sending ground troops into iraq and syria to fight isis. At the same time, 6 in 10 disapprove of the president's handling of terrorism and 68% say america's military response to the terrorist group thus far has not been aggressive enough. Do you think president trump's stance on the caravan at the mexican border is most likely correct? do you think the s&p 500 and djia will close in the red for the year?. More than seven in 10 americans say the united states will end up using its own combat troops against isis militants in iraq and syria, despite president barack obama’s assertion that u.s . Washington (cnn)with president barack obama set to address the nation on isis and terrorism tonight, a new cnn/orc poll finds americans increasingly displeased with the president's handling of terrorism and more willing to send u.s. ground troops into the fight against isis. A new cnn/orc international poll has found that most americans are increasingly concerned by terror group isis and see it as a direct threat to the united states.

Poll: Most Say Send Ground Troops To Fight ISIS | CNN Politics

Poll: Most Say Send Ground Troops To Fight ISIS | CNN Politics Do you think president trump's stance on the caravan at the mexican border is most likely correct? do you think the s&p 500 and djia will close in the red for the year?. More than seven in 10 americans say the united states will end up using its own combat troops against isis militants in iraq and syria, despite president barack obama’s assertion that u.s . Washington (cnn)with president barack obama set to address the nation on isis and terrorism tonight, a new cnn/orc poll finds americans increasingly displeased with the president's handling of terrorism and more willing to send u.s. ground troops into the fight against isis. A new cnn/orc international poll has found that most americans are increasingly concerned by terror group isis and see it as a direct threat to the united states.

Poll: Most Say Send Ground Troops To Fight ISIS | CNN Politics

Poll: Most Say Send Ground Troops To Fight ISIS | CNN Politics Washington (cnn)with president barack obama set to address the nation on isis and terrorism tonight, a new cnn/orc poll finds americans increasingly displeased with the president's handling of terrorism and more willing to send u.s. ground troops into the fight against isis. A new cnn/orc international poll has found that most americans are increasingly concerned by terror group isis and see it as a direct threat to the united states.

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