United States citizens support Obama's plan to move U.S. troops from Iraq to Afghanistan. Therefore, a national poll menyebutkan.55 percent to answer a questionnaire that made the list of CNN released Thursday local time on plans to reduce the number of elected president of the United States troops in Iraq and increase the number of soldiers in Afghanistan. "Reason is simple," explained Director CNN poll, Keating Holland. "War in Iraq is not very popular, while most citizens support the war in Afghanistan." 63 percent of states reject the Iraq war with 36 percent support. 52 percent support the war in Afghanistan and 46 percent decline.
"Sabagai addition, half the people think that the U.S. win in Iraq, but six out of ten said that the United States lose in Afghanistan," said Holland.49 percent now say the United States win the war in Iraq is a people who had previously supported the war and the countless 32 percent last year. "For the people of America, the war in Afghanistan is a good war but became worse. Iraq war that bad but then afterwards (possess a good situation)," said CNN political analyst, Bill Schneider.Poling This also suggests that people believe the United States President-elect Barack Obama will move troops from Iraq.
"Sabagai addition, half the people think that the U.S. win in Iraq, but six out of ten said that the United States lose in Afghanistan," said Holland.49 percent now say the United States win the war in Iraq is a people who had previously supported the war and the countless 32 percent last year. "For the people of America, the war in Afghanistan is a good war but became worse. Iraq war that bad but then afterwards (possess a good situation)," said CNN political analyst, Bill Schneider.Poling This also suggests that people believe the United States President-elect Barack Obama will move troops from Iraq.
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