Egyptians: Obama much better than Bush, still not great
On the eve of President Obama’s speech in Cairo, WorldPublicOpinion.org has released new polling data on how the Egyptian public views him, and U.S. foreign policy in general. Overall, Egyptians seem to think he’s a vast improvement over his predecessor, but he still clearly has his work cut out for him tomorrow:
On the eve of President Obama's speech in Cairo, WorldPublicOpinion.org has released new polling data on how the Egyptian public views him, and U.S. foreign policy in general. Overall, Egyptians seem to think he's a vast improvement over his predecessor, but he still clearly has his work cut out for him tomorrow:
On the eve of President Obama’s speech in Cairo, WorldPublicOpinion.org has released new polling data on how the Egyptian public views him, and U.S. foreign policy in general. Overall, Egyptians seem to think he’s a vast improvement over his predecessor, but he still clearly has his work cut out for him tomorrow:
Joshua Keating was an associate editor at Foreign Policy. Twitter: @joshuakeating
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