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
U.S. Public Rejects Nearly All Forms of Torture or Coercion Even in Face of Possible Terrorist Attack July 22, 2004 Says International Laws on Detention Should Apply to Al-Qaeda Members Full Report Questionnaire In a new PIPA/Knowledge Networks nationwide poll, 66% said that the US should abide by the internationalContinue Reading
U.S. Public Believes Many Countries Still Secretly Pursuing WMD April 15, 2004 Favors Addressing Problem by Enhanced Arms Control Efforts Rather Than Military Threats Full Report Questionnaire Despite recent progress in Pakistan, Libya and Iran in stemming the spread of weapons of mass destruction, the median American estimates that thereContinue Reading
U.S. Public Impatient With Iraq Reconstruction December 3, 2003 Seven in 10 Now Say UN Should Take Lead Questionnaire A new PIPA-Knowledge Networks poll finds that the public is impatient with the process of Iraq reconstruction. Sixty percent said that the process of creating an Iraqi government is going tooContinue Reading
Americans Reevaluate Going to War with Iraq November 13, 2003 Majority Believes US Acted on Incorrect Assumptions in Rush to War Full Report Questionnaire According to a new PIPA-Knowledge Networks poll, a majority of Americans (55%) believe that the Bush administration went to war on the basis of incorrect assumptions.Continue Reading
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