President Trump was asked by a reporter on Air Force One whether Cuba is next on the list for military action after Venezuela. In short, Trump said no. But his rationale is . . .

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Americans mostly look unfavorably on President Donald Trump’s actions in Venezuela, per a January 4 YouGov poll of 991 U.S. adults. When asked “do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling Venezuela?” only 39 percent of Americans responded favorably, compared to 46 percent who expressed disapproval. Members of the president’s party seem happy with his nabbing of Maduro: Seventy-six percent of Republicans said they approved of his actions, compared to 13 percent who did not. Democrats, predictably, were dissatisfied. Thirteen percent of Democrats expressed their approval with his handling of Venezuela, while 77 percent disapproved. Independents, however, were broadly skeptical of the president’s actions: 48 percent said they disapproved of Trump’s Venezuela policy, with 39 percent expressing strong disapproval. Just 26 percent were in favor. Younger people were particularly unhappy with Trump’s actions. Only 19 percent of 18–29 year olds approve of the president’s policies—a sharp contrast with the 50 percent of 65+ year olds who support Trump’s approach to the country. The post Poll: Americans Not Onboard With Trump on Venezuela appeared first on The American Conservative.

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