Americans on the Darfur Crisis January 24, 2005 Three Out of Four Americans Favor UN Military Intervention in Darfur As the UN Security Council on Tuesday, January 25 hears the report of a special commission of inquiry on whether genocide has occurred in Darfur, a PIPA-Knowledge Networks poll conducted DecemberContinue Reading
Americans on Opportunities for Bipartisan Consensus January 18, 2005 Bipartisan Public Consensus Offers Direction for US Foreign Policy in Second Bush Term Full Report Questionnaire Despite several years of highly polarized debate and a bruising electoral battle, a new study reveals a striking amount of bipartisan consensus—among the public andContinue Reading
Three in Four Americans Say If Iraq Did Not Have WMD or Support al-Qaeda, US Should Not Have Gone to War October 28, 2004 Saddam’s Intent to Build WMD Not Seen as Sufficient Reason Full Report Questionnaire A new PIPA/Knowledge Networks poll finds a consensus among the American public thatContinue Reading
Large Majority of Americans Perceives Bush Administration Still Saying Iraq Supported Al-Qaeda, Had WMD August 20, 2004 But Growing Number of Americans Disagree Full Report Questionnaire A new PIPA/Knowledge Networks poll finds that a large majority perceives the Bush administration making assertions about pre-war Iraq in sharp contrast to theContinue Reading
Seven in 10 Americans Say Genocide must be Prevented in Sudan July 20, 2004 Majority Says Genocide is Occurring There Full Report Questionnaire In a new PIPA-Knowledge Networks poll of Americans, 69% said “If the UN were to determine that genocide is occurring” in the Darfur region of Sudan, thenContinue Reading
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