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CBS NEWS/NEW YORK TIMES POLL IRAQ October 3-5, 2002 q27 In its dealings with foreign countries and its handling of international problems, do you think the Bush Administration tries hard enough to reach diplomatic solutions, or is it too quick to get American military forces involved? Tries hard enough to reach 40 69 22 38 Too quick 50 20 72 49 DK/NA 10 11 6 13 q28 When it comes to the campaign against terrorism, do you think the Bush Administration has a clear plan for its policy, or do you think the Bush Administration is just reacting to events as they occur? Sep02a Has a clear plan 41 69 22 40 39 Reacting to events 54 25 75 54 52 DK/NA 5 7 3 5 9 q32 Do you think George W. Bush has tried to compromise with the Democrats in Congress in order to get things done, or not? Has really tried 53 73 40 52 Has not really tried 36 18 52 31 DK/NA 11 9 8 17 q33 Do you think the Democrats in Congress have really tried to work with George W. Bush in order to get things done, or not? Have really tried 50 34 65 45 Have not really tried 41 60 27 42 DK/NA 9 6 8 13 q36 Which comes closer to your opinion? 1. The United States should not attack another country unless that country has attacked the United States first, or 2. The United States should be able to attack any country it thinks might attack the United States? **** Half Sample A **** U.S. should not attack 44 31 59 38 44 U.S. should attack 43 55 37 40 43 It depends (Vol.) 5 3 3 8 5 DK/NA 8 10 1 13 8

CBS NEWS/NEW YORK TIMES: IRAQ October 3-5, 2002 2 q37 Which comes closer to your opinion? 1. One country should NOT be able to attack another country unless it is attacked first, or 2. One country should be able to attack any other country it thinks will attack first? **** Half Sample B **** Should not be able to attack 56 32 68 59 Should be able to attack 33 49 25 31 It depends (Vol.) 5 7 1 7 DK/NA 6 11 6 2 q38 These days, if someone disagrees with the president's decisions on military issues, do you think it's okay to criticize him publicly, or should people not publicly criticize the president on military issues? Okay to criticize 64 62 59 71 60 Not okay 32 34 38 25 37 DK/NA 4 4 3 4 3 q39 These days, if someone disagrees with the president's proposals on economic or other domestic issues, do you think it's okay to criticize him publicly, or should people not publicly criticize the president on economic or domestic issues? Okay to criticize 72 76 66 75 70 Not okay 26 22 32 23 26 DK/NA 2 2 2 2 4 q40 How much have you heard or read about the possibility of the United States taking new military action against Iraq -- a lot, some, or not much so far? A lot 58 57 56 62 56 Some 33 39 32 29 30 Not much so far 9 4 12 8 14 None (Vol.) 0 0 0 0 0 DK/NA 0 0 0 0 0 q41 When it comes to taking military action against Iraq, do you think the Bush Administration has a clear plan or do you think the Bush Administration is just reacting to events as they occur? Has a clear plan 52 77 35 50 Reacting to events 42 18 57 43 DK/NA 7 5 7 7 q42 Do you approve or disapprove of the United States taking military action against Iraq to try to remove Saddam Hussein from power? Approve 67 85 57 65 68 Disapprove 27 10 38 29 26 DK/NA 5 5 5 6 6

CBS NEWS/NEW YORK TIMES: IRAQ October 3-5, 2002 3 q43 Should the United States take military action against Iraq fairly soon, or should the U.S. wait and give the United Nations more time to get weapons inspectors back into Iraq? % Take military action soon 30 39 20 34 36 Give U.N. more time 63 54 74 59 57 Both (Vol.) 1 1 0 0 0 DK/NA 6 5 5 7 7 q44 Do you think the President should have to get the approval of Congress before taking military action against Iraq, or should he be able to make that decision himself? Get approval 70 59 79 69 65 His decision 28 38 19 29 31 DK/NA 2 3 2 2 4 q45 Which statement do you agree with more? Iraq presents such a clear danger to American interests that the United States needs to act now, even without the support of its allies, OR the U.S. needs to wait for its allies before taking any action against Iraq? U.S. needs to act now 29 39 22 30 31 U.S. needs to wait 65 54 74 62 61 U.S. shouldn't act (Vol.) 0 0 0 0 0 DK/NA 6 7 4 8 8 q46 Do you expect the United States military to end up fighting against Iraq, or do you think the situation will be resolved without fighting? End up fighting 70 78 66 69 78 Resolve without fighting 24 16 26 26 17 DK/NA 6 6 8 5 5 q47 Do you think removing Saddam Hussein from power is worth the potential loss of American life and the other costs of attacking Iraq, or not? Worth it 53 71 39 54 57 Not worth it 37 18 52 36 33 DK/NA 9 11 9 10 10 q48 Suppose U.S. military action in Iraq would result in substantial U.S. military casualties, then would you favor or oppose the United States taking military action against Iraq? Favor 54 67 43 54 57 Oppose 37 22 48 37 34 DK/NA 9 11 8 9 9

CBS NEWS/NEW YORK TIMES: IRAQ October 3-5, 2002 4 q49 Suppose U.S. military action in Iraq would result in substantial IRAQI civilian casualties, then would you favor or oppose the United States taking military action against Iraq? Sep02a % Favor 49 65 38 48 49 Oppose 39 22 48 41 10 DK/NA 13 13 14 11 11 q50 Suppose U.S. military action in Iraq meant that the U.S. would be involved in a war there for months or even years, then would you favor or oppose the United States taking military action against Iraq? Favor 49 70 35 48 51 Oppose 44 23 60 43 39 DK/NA 7 8 5 9 10 q51 In your opinion, is George W. Bush moving too quickly toward a war with Iraq, is he not moving quickly enough, or is he moving at about the right speed? Too quickly 35 14 51 35 Not quickly enough 10 6 8 15 About right 52 78 40 45 DK/NA 3 2 2 5 q52 How do you think a war with Iraq would affect the U.S. economy -- would it make the economy better, or would it make it worse, or would the economy be about the same as it is now? Better 23 27 18 24 Worse 37 31 43 34 Same 31 35 29 30 DK/NA 10 7 9 12 q53 If the United States takes military action against Iraq, do you think the threat of terrorism against the United States will increase, decrease, or stay about the same? Increase 50 40 61 46 44 Decrease 16 24 7 19 18 About the same 32 33 31 32 34 DK/NA 2 3 1 3 4 q54 If the United States does get militarily involved in Iraq, which of the following would be the more likely: a fairly quick and successful effort, or a long and costly involvement? Quick/successful effort 43 52 35 45 45 Long and costly involvement 51 41 62 48 49 Quick but unsuccessful (vol.) 0 1 0 0 0 DK/NA 5 6 3 7 6

CBS NEWS/NEW YORK TIMES: IRAQ October 3-5, 2002 5 q55 In deciding what to do about Iraq now, do you think George W. Bush is being influenced too much by his father's experience fighting Saddam Hussein, is he being influenced too little by that, or is the influence of his father's experience fighting Saddam Hussein about right? Influenced too much 29 11 45 27 Influenced too little 4 1 4 7 Influence about right 51 72 39 48 No influence (Vol.) 6 10 4 5 DK/NA 10 7 8 13 q56 Compared to two years ago, is the threat Iraq poses to the United States greater today, less today, or is the threat Iraq poses to the United States about the same as it was two years ago? Greater 56 70 45 57 Less 4 7 5 2 Same 36 23 48 33 DK/NA 4 0 2 8 q57 In your opinion, is George W. Bush more interested in removing weapons of mass destruction from Iraq, or more interested in removing Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq? Remove weapons 29 39 22 29 Remove Hussein 53 37 67 51 Both (vol) 13 18 8 15 DK/NA 4 6 2 5 q58 Overall, is Congress asking too many questions about President Bush's policy toward Iraq, or isn't Congress asking enough questions? Too many questions 20 32 15 18 22 Not enough questions 51 30 63 54 44 About the right amount (vol.) 17 25 13 15 16 It depends (vol.) 1 0 1 2 1 DK/NA 11 13 9 11 17 q60 When it comes to dealing with Saddam Hussein, do you think George W. Bush wants the U.S. to work with the United Nations, or do you think Bush wants the U.S. to make decisions without really working with the United Nations? Wants to work with U.N. 57 77 43 55 49 Doesn't want to 38 17 55 36 40 DK/NA 5 6 2 9 11

CBS NEWS/NEW YORK TIMES: IRAQ October 3-5, 2002 6 q66 In your opinion, do you think that a war between the United States and Iraq is likely to lead to a larger war between other countries in the Middle East, such as Arab nations and Israel? **** Half Sample C **** Yes, likely 60 50 68 57 No, not likely 33 43 28 30 DK/NA 7 6 4 13 q67 In your opinion, do you think that a war between the United States and Iraq is likely to lead to a larger war between other countries in the Middle East? **** Half Sample D **** Yes, likely 60 42 72 61 No, not likely 36 54 23 35 DK/NA 4 4 5 4 UNWEIGHTED Total Respondents 668 WEIGHTED Total Republicans 201 180 Total Democrats 240 252 Total Independents 227 236 Half Sample A 353 359 Half Sample B 315 309 Half Sample C 337 336 Half Sample D 331 332