Large Majority of Americans Perceives Bush Administration Still Saying Iraq Supported Al-Qaeda, Had WMD
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
U.S. Public Rejects Nearly All Forms of Torture or Coercion Even in Face of Possible Terrorist Attack
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
Seven in 10 Americans Say Genocide must be Prevented in Sudan
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
Eight in 10 Americans Support McCain-Lieberman Climate Change Legislation
June 25, 2004 Majority Willing to Accept Increased Costs of $15 a Month Full Report Questionnaire Eighty-one percent of Americans polled said that they support the targets of the legislation commonly known as the McCain-Lieberman legislation or the Climate Stewardship Act, which calls for large companies to reduce their emissionsContinue Reading
Poll of 8 African Nations
June 16, 2004 Questionnaire Africans have a very favorable view of globalization, including foreign companies coming into their countries, and have a positive view of the influence of the United States. At the same time they feel they are not being treated fairly by rich countries in trade negotiations. StrongContinue Reading