Domenico Montanaro

Well, it looks like a little bit of a mixed bag, but we can break these down. 37% said that the US is not giving enough support to Ukraine. 34% think the US is giving Ukraine too much support. Another 28% say the US is giving about the right amount of support.

Well, it looks like a little bit of a mixed bag, but we can break these down. 37% said that the US is not giving enough support to Ukraine. 34% think the US is giving Ukraine too much support. Another 28% say the US is giving about the right amount of support.

Well, it looks like a little bit of a mixed bag, but we can break these down. 37% said that the US is not giving enough support to Ukraine. 34% think the US is giving Ukraine too much support. Another 28% say the US is giving about the right amount of support.

But if you combine that 37% who think that the US isn't giving enough support and those who say that the US is giving the right amount, meaning they likely want to see it continued. That's two thirds of people in this poll, 65 percent.

But if you combine that 37% who think that the US isn't giving enough support and those who say that the US is giving the right amount, meaning they likely want to see it continued. That's two thirds of people in this poll, 65 percent.

But if you combine that 37% who think that the US isn't giving enough support and those who say that the US is giving the right amount, meaning they likely want to see it continued. That's two thirds of people in this poll, 65 percent.

So this idea that the U.S., that the population wants to cut off support to what has been a traditional ally against a traditional adversary is really Trump sort of swimming upstream with his revolutionary foreign policy here.

So this idea that the U.S., that the population wants to cut off support to what has been a traditional ally against a traditional adversary is really Trump sort of swimming upstream with his revolutionary foreign policy here.

So this idea that the U.S., that the population wants to cut off support to what has been a traditional ally against a traditional adversary is really Trump sort of swimming upstream with his revolutionary foreign policy here.

I mean, Trump has had, you know, very warm policy. feelings, things he said very positively about a lot of strong men all over the world and autocratic leaders. You know, even going back to his first term, he's done this pretty consistently. He just really likes somebody who's got a lot of power.

I mean, Trump has had, you know, very warm policy. feelings, things he said very positively about a lot of strong men all over the world and autocratic leaders. You know, even going back to his first term, he's done this pretty consistently. He just really likes somebody who's got a lot of power.

I mean, Trump has had, you know, very warm policy. feelings, things he said very positively about a lot of strong men all over the world and autocratic leaders. You know, even going back to his first term, he's done this pretty consistently. He just really likes somebody who's got a lot of power.

And he sees this foreign policy, the Trump doctrine sort of as something that's more transactional, more he would say America first and less about alliances sort of turning away from America's friends post-World War II. This idea of what the United States is going to be, Trump is really trying to reshape what that means.

And he sees this foreign policy, the Trump doctrine sort of as something that's more transactional, more he would say America first and less about alliances sort of turning away from America's friends post-World War II. This idea of what the United States is going to be, Trump is really trying to reshape what that means.

And he sees this foreign policy, the Trump doctrine sort of as something that's more transactional, more he would say America first and less about alliances sort of turning away from America's friends post-World War II. This idea of what the United States is going to be, Trump is really trying to reshape what that means.

Definitely. It's one of the biggest things that's happened since he was sworn in. Yeah.

Definitely. It's one of the biggest things that's happened since he was sworn in. Yeah.

Definitely. It's one of the biggest things that's happened since he was sworn in. Yeah.

Yeah. And let's get to the numbers first. 56 percent said that that they don't think that the system of checks and balances is working effectively. That included eight and 10 Democrats and two thirds of independents who either disagree or strongly disagree that the country's system of checks and balances is working well.

Yeah. And let's get to the numbers first. 56 percent said that that they don't think that the system of checks and balances is working effectively. That included eight and 10 Democrats and two thirds of independents who either disagree or strongly disagree that the country's system of checks and balances is working well.