Gallup: American Views on the Ukraine War in 6 Charts
* Republican support for Ukraine war has withered since start of conflict
* 41% of Americans say U.S. is doing too much to support Ukraine
* Democrats remain steadfast in support of current approach to Ukraine
* 64% of Americans say neither side is winning the war
1. Helping Ukraine Too Much or Too Little?
As the harsh winter months approach in Ukraine, Americans’ views on the war there have shifted, with a plurality now saying the U.S. is doing too much to help Ukraine. Forty-one percent of Americans overall say the U.S. is doing too much, which has risen from 24% in August 2022 and 29% in June 2023. Thirty-three percent, down from 43% in June, say the U.S. is doing the right amount, while 25% believe the U.S. isn’t doing enough.
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Stupid American public, it's about time they stopped supporting sending expensive instruments of death overseas to a foreign war that does not concern them and does not affect the national intertest of the USA. Its very discouraging how foolish and gullible the American public is-- they will believe whatever the corrupt news media or their corrupt, dishonest politicians tell them to believe. They will gladly spend money they don't have abd which is then used to take the lives of fellow human beings in Europe.
ReplyDeleteSo there is this guy WNU, who we know jack shit about and jack is not here. Does WNU reside in Canada under deep cover or is he based in Russia? It was easier finding information about fraudster Simon Black international man of mystery.
ReplyDeleteSo WNU want the Time article by Simon Cobbler.
Others way, way before me found this out about the cobbler.
Simon Shuster was born in Moscow in 1989. After his family emigrated to the United States, he lived in San Francisco and studied at Stanford University.
Starting in 2006, Shuster worked in Russia and wrote for publications like The Moscow Times, Associated Press, and Reuters. He focused on covering the political situation in Russia.
So why did WNU run the piece? Obvious reasons.
So why did Time run the piece. Because they are a sick joke and the National Enquirer has higher standards. But sensationalism sells copy.
Why did Mr. Cobbler write the piece?
Because he is Russian. Can he claim to be Jewish? Maybe. Can he claim to be German and live in Germany? Possibly. They keep changing the law.
We do know that Cobbler spent 17 (or 21/22) years or less in the USA. I am willing to bet she identifies as ethnic Russian and her pronouns are she, her and hers.
2:20 PM- You have issues, seek help.
ReplyDelete3:37, you have issues. You are stupid and liar.
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