Summary
More than half of U.S. adults surveyed in a new poll believe President Donald Trump has overextended U.S. military involvement abroad. The poll highlights dissatisfaction with Trump's foreign policy, especially regarding actions in Venezuela. While Republicans generally support Trump's approach, many Democrats and independents think the U.S. should reduce its international military activities.
Key Facts
- 56% of U.S. adults think President Trump has "gone too far" with military interventions in other countries.
- The poll was conducted shortly after Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro was captured.
- A majority of Americans disapprove of Trump's handling of foreign policy and the situation in Venezuela.
- Most Republicans believe Trump's foreign policy actions are appropriate, but few want him to escalate further.
- About 57% disapprove of Trump's actions in Venezuela, aligning with his overall job approval ratings.
- Many Americans see U.S. intervention in Venezuela as beneficial for stopping illegal drug flow.
- Nearly half of Americans prefer a "less active" U.S. role in global affairs.
