Women, College Grads Oppose Use of U.S. Ground Forces in Iraq and Syria

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July 22, 2015

A Year Later, U.S. Campaign Against ISIS Garners Support, Raises Concerns

Women, College Grads Oppose Use of U.S. Ground Forces in Iraq and Syria

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A Year Later, U.S. Campaign Against ISIS Garners Support, Raises Concerns
Few See Progress in U.S. Military Campaign in Iraq and Syria
Bigger Concern: Will U.S. Go Too Far, Or Not Far Enough, in Iraq and Syria?
Most Republicans Favor Use of Ground Troops; Most Democrats Are Opposed
Young People Less Supportive of U.S. Military Action Against ISIS
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