What Went Down At The January Democratic Debate

Judging by Google searches, I’m not sure that voters are terribly engaged by these issues. You don’t really see any big spikes for the candidates like you typically do when other issues are discussed.

Forty-three percent of Americans approve of Trump’s decision to order the airstrike that killed Soleimani, compared to 38 percent who disapprove, per a January HuffPost/YouGov poll.

In a January poll from YouGov/Economist, 55 percent of Americans thought North Korea’s nuclear program was either an “immediate and serious” or “somewhat serious” threat to the United States. In the same poll, 45 percent of Americans thought it was more important to avoid war with North Korea than to take away the country’s nuclear weapons. Thirty-five percent thought it was more important to remove the nuclear weapons while 19 percent were unsure.