Record-low support for Afghanistan war shows Obama's vulnerability

afghanwarOpposition to the war in Afghanistan has Obama walking on eggshells with his Democratic base.

Afghanistan war: Stay until job is done, say majority of Americans

afghanwar1A TIPP/Monitor poll finds that a majority of Americans say the Afghanistan war is still important but lacks clarity about the goal. Last month's WikiLeaks episode didn't change their views.

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Afghan Plan Strewn With Doubts

afghanwarA whopping 70% of Americans - including 52% of Democrats as well as 88% of Republicans and 73% of Independents - think the Obama administration does not have a clear plan for Afghanistan, according to the latest IBD/TIPP Poll.

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Americans More Bullish Than Brits When It Comes To Afghan Action

Americans are more supportive of the U.S. involvement in Afghanistan compared to the prevailing public sentiment for the effort in the United Kingdom.

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Achilles' Heel For Administration? Fewer Feel Safer From Terrorism

With the attorney general considering the appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate Bush administration methods of enhanced interrogation, and congressional Democrats suggesting an investigation of CIA Director Leon Panetta's claims that the agency withheld information from Congress, President Obama might want to consider a new IBD/TIPP Poll that shows Americans are troubled by his approach to national security.

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