Posted on 02/17/2015 6:15:40 PM PST by Olog-hai
A large majority of Americans believe that Republican congressional leaders should not have invited Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to speak to Congress without consulting the White House, a new CNN/ORC survey release on Tuesday found.
The poll found that 63% of Americans believe it was a bad move for congressional leadership to extend the invitation without giving President Barack Obama a heads up that it was coming.
Only 33% said the Republican move was the right thing to do.
The speech has become a point of contention between Republicans and Democrats. Obama’s allies fear the trip could be used by Israel and by Republicans to undercut ongoing nuclear talks with Iran. …
(Excerpt) Read more at israelnationalnews.com ...
that is because there is a lot of Antisemitism in America today and its getting worse by the day
I thought I saw a poll stating the opposite a few weeks ago...
Another CNN Low Information Moron poll. Most of their “americans” haven’t got a clue who Netanyahu is.
Funny: I was just thinking along those same lines.
I call a capital ‘B’ and capital ‘S’ on this one. Barry also has a 50% approval rating? B F’ing S.
What alternate reality do you suppose CNN report from?
Most Americans voted for a cretin quota boy with a fake background and no experience too.
So, what’s your point, CNN?
I don’t care what they think. The American people have done a crap job holding on to the gift of liberty they were handed.
There is no way that a majority of the American sheeple have the slightest idea who Netanyahu is. All they u eard was “Congressional Republicans” and it was automatically thumbs down.
They certainly never asked me. Not only do I support Bibi, but I would tell him that “We the people” would support Israel if they decided to accidentally nuke Iran. Barry doesn’t speak for us.
I smell methane.
Then, according to cnn, a majority of Americans endorse and support evil. There’s no other way to see it.
I don’t think most Americans give a rat’s ass, really.
If so many people think that the GOP is to blame for so many things, why did they win in such a landslide last November?
Yeah, riiiight.
All 17 of them?
I heard that the Demorats not attending are going to an ISIS Job Fair.
A CNN poll. Nonsense.
Silly, they polled ISIS.
Sheesh! I wonder how you feel about the Irish?
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