Polls Reveal Americans’ Doubts About Afghan War

As the war in Afghanistan reaches its 10th anniversary, two national surveys reveal an American public that thinks the United States should not be fighting in Afghanistan and the war has not been worth it. And a survey of military veterans examines the attitudes of those who have served both before ...

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