Among those with family members who have served in the military, 34% say it is time to bring home the troops. Most in military families, 56%, disagree.
As with most questions concerning the War, there are huge partisan differences. Democrats, by a 57% to 24% margin, say it is time to bring home the troops.
Republicans, by a 71% to 20% margin, disagree. Those not affiliated with either major party are evenly divided.
An earlier survey, asking a related but distinct question, found that 44% placed a higher priority on getting troops home than "finishing the mission in Iraq." In that survey, 46% said finishing the mission was more important.
Forty-three percent (43%) of women and 34% of men say it is time to bring home the troops. Thirty-eight percent (38%) of women and 54% of men disagree.
Married Americans say now is not the time to withdraw troops from Iraq by a 50% to 37% margin. Among those who are not married, opinion on this question is closely divided.
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"An earlier survey, asking a related but distinct question, found that 44% placed a higher priority on getting troops home than "finishing the mission in Iraq." In that survey, 46% said finishing the mission was more important."
So according to this poll those who think we should depart Iraq has DROPPED from 44% in an earlier poll to 39 % in this poll !
Looks like the Cindy Patrol is not being is having the opposite effect that they wanted !
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