“More than half of Americans, including a large part of the Republicans, believe that President Donald Trump is “too closely linked” with Russia as it radically reorients US foreign policy.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: A survey conducted by Reuters together with IPSOS
Details: According to the survey, 56% of Americans, including 89% of Democrats and 27% of Republicans, believe that Trump is too close to Russia. 40% of respondents did not agree with this statement, and 4% did not answer the questions.
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Details: With regard to Trump’s position on Ukraine, 44% of those surveyed supported his idea to tie US military assistance to Ukraine to obtain a share of Ukrainian mineral resources. Two -thirds of the Republicans supported this idea as every fifth Democrat.
Asked which of the list of problems that exist in the US Trump should prefer, only 1%of Americans have chosen an expansion of the United States, compared to 61%who chose the fight against inflation, and 13%who said it should focus on reducing the federal government.
Only 17% of respondents, including 26% of Republicans, supported Trump’s goal for Canada’s absorption. About 21% of respondents, including 34% of Republicans, supported the idea of seizing the Gaza Sector to establish peace in the Middle East.
65% of the Republicans of the respondents said they agree with the statement that “the United States should take control of the Panama Channel to protect their economy.” About 89% of Democrats disagreed.
About 45% of Republicans agreed with the statement that the US should “take control of Greenland so that the US military can protect the country better”, while 88% of Democrats disagreed.
The Reuters/IPSOS survey, which was conducted online and across the country, interviewed 1 422 adult Americans and has an error of 3 percentage points.