PEW Research: Seven-in-Ten Americans Now See Russia as an Enemy
Attitudes toward NATO increasingly positive Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has led to a dramatic shift in American public opinion: 70% of Americans now consider Russia an enemy of the United States, up from 41% in January. And on this topic, Democrats and Republicans largely agree, with 72% of Democrats and 69% of Republicans describing Russia as an enemy.
A new Pew Research Center survey, conducted March 21-27, finds that just 7% of U.S. adults have an overall favorable opinion of Russia. Only 6% express confidence in its leader, President Vladimir Putin. In contrast, 72% have confidence in Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
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Update: 7 In 10 Americans See Russia As An Enemy (Zero Hedge)
WNU Editor: No one has done such a poll in Russia, but I would say in today's climate 9-in-ten Russians now see the U.S. as an enemy.
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That 9 in ten is up from 7 in ten a year ago.
Brookings Institute: "MEETING THE CHINA CHALLENGE: A STRATEGIC COMPETITOR, NOT AN ENEMY"
Brookings, a left wingnut gaggle of liberals, uses the words competitor for the same reason Putin calls Ukraine a special military operation instead of a war. It is called lying or mincing words. Psaki used the world competitor too. They sent each other the same memo.
Yeah, Russia fucked up BIG TIME.
So did the US and EU. We had 31 years (a whole generation) to make Russia a friend and not a competitor/enemy.
So here we are.
I've always felt the same as your conclusion.
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