How concerned are Americans about US foreign affairs? 23 Articles

by Pragmatic Pat

There is clear indication that the top two issues for voters in the upcoming Presidential election are foreign-policy related: The Iraq War and Terrorism. Americans are very concerned about the foreign policy of the United...read more

by Joshua Horn

Americans are very concerned with US foreign affairs. Recent polls continue to assert that the most important issues in the minds of voters are the War in Iraq and illegal immigration, pushing domestic issues like educatio...read more

by Patrick Henningsen

Concerned about foreign affairs? Depending on their level of education, Americans' concern for US foreign affairs do vary greatly. If we are talking about that 10% who have actually traveled outside US borders, then there ...read more

by C. Gentle

I'm not an American. I come to this meeting as one of the victims of Americanism, one of the victims of a very hypocritical system that is going all over this earth today representing itself as being qualified to tell othe...read more

by Truth Blazer

I hope that they are very concerned. This needs to be our top priority as a nation. Though the founding fathers warned us about meddling in the affairs of other nations, we find ourselves here nonetheless. We are living...read more

by Marcus Brooks

As a nation, it is very hard for us to worry about other peoples and other countries. It is even harder for us to worry when we have own problems. Most Americans rarely think "beyond the box" unless driven by a horrific ...read more

by Azhar Khan

"I don`t care" If you live in America you must have heard this many times every day.The most unfortunate thing about the people today in America is that food and sex are the only ways to generate passion in common people.I...read more

by Jameson Rehm

When stories like Lindsay Lohan turning herself in, Michael Vick's dogfighting scandal and the Colorado professor that likened the 9/11 victims to Nazi Adolf Eichmann dominate the headlines when there is a war being fought...read more

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by Madison

Americans are very concerned about foreign affairs because the leaders of so many countries seem to be threatening us. North Korea and Iran are developing nuclear programs and ignoring the rules set by the United Nations....read more

by Jerry Curtis

How concerned is the U.S. public over foreign policy? Let's look at a few very recent poll results: A CBS News/New York Times Poll for July 9-17, 2007 (1,554 adults polled nationwide) asked the question: "What do you...read more

by Margie Tyrrell

America not too long ago was to me, the beacon of light in a harsh world of darkness in the rest of the world. As a US citizen now, I look to the constitution as if it is an alien document. It has been altered, and treated...read more

by Ebey Soman

As an American I can certainly say that the older generation are more concerned about Foreign Affairs and Policy than the newer and younger generation. Before World War II the American public opposed active involvement in ...read more

by Jeremy Jenkins

Most people would like to think that they worry about others before themselves. It is my opinion that this thought, although valiant, is not true. Humans are most always going to be more wrapped up in their own self intere...read more

by Wendy Watson

Working with the community, Americans are more concerned with on how they are going to feed their family, health care and keeping a roof over their head. Living expenses have exceeded the cost of living increase. Prices...read more

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by cyndihaltom52

It is the opinion of this writer that the American People become less concerned with foreign policy as this country becomes entangled in a web of lies from our own President and a was that same president won't try to win. ...read more

by Bruno Somerset

I was reading an article recently about the difficulty in finding good coverage of foreign affairs and foreign culture, and my first reaction was to lament the lack of concern by editors about anything other than what's ha...read more

by Michael Grant

Americans are resolutely unconcerned about foreign affairs. As Tip O'Neill famously described the American mindset: "All politics is local." This has been evident from our first president who warned against foreign entang...read more

by Maureen Hagen

Concerns loom larger and larger as America draws closer and closer to the 2008 presidential election. Who will it be? Man or woman? Black or white? What will our next president think, do or say? We are fairly certain ...read more

by Rebekah Hartwell

On September 11, 2001, people watched as the United States was terrorized in a large scale affront by the Arab nations, we had nightlong vigils, posters, prayers for the missing and dead and their families. We sent troops ...read more

by Todd Daigneault

I'd say Americans are very concerned about US foreign affairs. There is no time in history since the Viet-Nam war that the US has been so deeply embroiled in a region of the world: the Middle East. With a mounting death ...read more