Which country do Americans like the most?
Canada, the latest Gallup poll shows: Some of these answers seem a touch unfair to me. I would have preferred to see a poll asking Americans about their views of other countries’ goverments, rather than the countries themselves. For instance, my guess is that most Americans have no problems with the Iranian people — but ...
Canada, the latest Gallup poll shows:
Some of these answers seem a touch unfair to me. I would have preferred to see a poll asking Americans about their views of other countries' goverments, rather than the countries themselves. For instance, my guess is that most Americans have no problems with the Iranian people -- but take issue with the regime.
Canada, the latest Gallup poll shows:
Some of these answers seem a touch unfair to me. I would have preferred to see a poll asking Americans about their views of other countries’ goverments, rather than the countries themselves. For instance, my guess is that most Americans have no problems with the Iranian people — but take issue with the regime.
Another curious thing: The United States invaded Afghanistan nine years ago. Now, 18 of Americans view Afghanistan favorably, but 47 percent of Afghans view the United States favorably.
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