米国民 軍事介入 反対 ５０％ 支持 ４２％

NBC poll: Americans skeptical of U.S. intervention in Syria
By Mark Murray, Senior Political Editor, NBC News

Fifty percent of Americans say they oppose the United States taking military action against Syrian President Bashar Assad, and nearly eight-in-10 believe President Barack Obama should receive congressional approval before using any force, according to a new NBC News poll.

Yet the public is more supportive of military action against the Syrian regime when the scope is limited to using cruise missiles launched from U.S. naval ships – 50 percent favor that kind of intervention, while 44 percent oppose it.
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In this new NBC poll, 50 percent of respondents oppose the United States taking military action in response to Syria’s suspected use of chemical weapons, compared with 42 percent who support it.


And 58 percent agree with the statement that the use of chemical weapons by any country violates a “red line” that requires a significant U.S. response, including the possibility of military action.
Still, a whopping 79 percent of respondents – including nearly seven-in-10 Democrats and 90 percent of Republicans – say the president should be required to receive congressional approval before taking any action.
The poll also finds that only 21 percent think taking action against the Syrian government is in the national interest of the United States. By comparison, 33 percent disagree and 45 percent don’t know enough to have an opinion.
And just 27 percent say that U.S. military force will improve the situation for Syrian civilians, versus 41 percent who say it won’t.

米国民　軍事介入　反対　５０％　支持　４２％というのだが、軍艦からミサイルぶっぱなすだけなら、支持が５０％　４４％が反対

どのように分析すべきか・・・・ちょっとわからない。