CNN Poll: Americans don't want to intervene in Iran election crisis

Jun 29, 2009 13 related
 

From CNN Deputy Political Director Paul Steinhauser WASHINGTON (CNN) – A new national poll suggests that that nearly three out of four Americans don't want the U.S. directly intervene in the election crisis in Iran even though most Americans are upset by how the Iranian government has dealt with protests over controversial election results. More than eight in ten questioned in the CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll, released Monday, think the election results released by the Iranian government were a fraud, with just one in ten believing the results were accurate. But only three in ten respondents say they are personally outraged by the results, with another 55 percent upset by not outraged. Most Americans approve of how President Obama's handled the situation. And 74 percent think the U.S. government should not directly... [read full story]                    

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