Rasmussen has a new poll out showing that the Obama administration nuclear policies are strikingly at odds with public opinion.
The country is certainly not buying into its magical military thinking that an America leading by example will bring about progress toward general disarmament.
One thousand adults were asked: “How likely is it that other countries will reduce their nuclear weapons arsenal and development in response to the actions taken by the United States?” A striking 41 percent replied “not very likely” while an additional 14 percent answered “not at all likely.”
Other key questions reveal similar wisdom:
How important is America’s nuclear weapons arsenal to the country’s national security?
51% Very important
26% Somewhat important
11% Not very important
4% Not at all important
8% Not sure
Should the United States reduce the number of nuclear weapons in its arsenal?
27% Yes
57% No
16% Not sure
Should the United States halt the development of new nuclear weapons?
31% Yes
46% No
24% Not sure
51% Very important
26% Somewhat important
11% Not very important
4% Not at all important
8% Not sure
Should the United States reduce the number of nuclear weapons in its arsenal?
27% Yes
57% No
16% Not sure
Should the United States halt the development of new nuclear weapons?
31% Yes
46% No
24% Not sure
