Posted on 03/31/2015 8:44:49 AM PDT by Olog-hai
A new study from the Pew Research Center found that Americans approve of negotiating directly with Iran, but they do not trust President Obama in the talks.
Only 29% of respondents said that Obama should have the final authority over any agreement, while 62% preferred for Congress to have that power. …
(Excerpt) Read more at israelnationalnews.com ...
Only 62% do not trust President Obama?
It’s a good thing Congress DOES have the final word. Now if only we had an opposition party...
That means 38% didn’t understand the question.
The rest are Obama phone recipients who probably aren’t even American.
38% of Americans surveyed are completely ignorant of the constitution. A vast majority surveyed were just plain lucky to answer the question as if they had a basic education and understanding of how our country is supposed to work.
>?That means 38% didn’t understand the question.
Or that Valerie Jarrett had all 36 staffers taking the poll all day....
How many Americans could find Iran on a map or know anything about it? Maybe 20%?
That figure is probably low, but your point is valid nonetheless. Now if you ask them about a sitcom, nearly 100% will understand.
62% of Americans are irrelevant to the Sultan.
Should be 100%. Leaving it up to an insane child King Obama and his jackass Kerry is suicide. Having the Senate review for flaws makes sense.
Not the first time national suicide occurred in history.
The other 38% are the usual suspects Marxists, gimmedats, the usual victimology butt wipes and the same clueless morons who voted for the Terrorist-in-Chief twice
Not sure why it matters one way or another. The deal is struck between a ‘person of faith’ and a Kafir. The deal is null and void when it’s signed.
Well, Pew is a little too shallow to include that dimension, which is why I said they asked loaded questions.
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