NY Times Poll: 7 Out Of 10 Americans Say Bush Does Not Have A Plan To End The War...
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The last New York Times/CBS News poll before the election shows overwhelming public dissatisfaction not only with the course of the war in Iraq, but also with plans for the future of the conflict.
Nearly 70% of respondents said the Bush did not have a plan to end the war, and nearly 80% said that the change in Bush's language about the war in recent weeks has not actually meant a new policy. A scant 29% approve of the way that the President has dealt with Iraq only six days before an election that continues to be framed by national issues and in particular by the unpopular foreign war.
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