Poll: Americans Don’t Want To Air Strike Syria
According to a new poll conducted by CNN, the majority of Americans do not want to air strike Syria under any of the current circumstances. CNN reporters state that only 27% of Americans would favor U.S. air strikes in Syria if a resolution failed to receive congressional authorization. If a resolution was passed by congress, 43% of Americans would favor the decision, with 55% still in opposition.
Students at Buckhannon-Upshur High School expressed their views on the matter.
“We shouldn’t get involved in Syria. It’s not our business. If they want to fight their own people, let them do it. It could start a war and create more trouble for America. Why should we get involved in the business of another country? President Obama should not act without Congressional authorization; to do so would be a dictatorship,” said Dalton Hyre, freshman at B-UHS.
“Yes, we should air strike Syria. If we just stand around and do nothing, it could start World War III,” stated Kat Newton, senior at B-UHS.
The congress is expected to vote on air striking Syria within the next couple of weeks.




