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| As Afghanistan falls to the Taliban, many have been making comparisons to other conflicts such as Vietnam and Iraq. In fact, in terms of U.S. public opinion, the Persian Gulf War was the only conflict since Korea that ended with more popular support than when it began. Both most recent wars, Afghanistan and Iraq, lost public support at varying speeds. With more of us going back to the office, we asked Americans what they expect from their workplace in terms of vaccination requirement policies. And finally, as students head back to school, I spoke with LaVerne Evans Srinivasan about the ways in which the U.S. education system continues to fall short of prepping young Americans for a lifetime of work. As always, Lead and Thrive,  Mohamed Younis
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Gallup This world needs great leaders, and great leaders need data and analysis they can trust. P.S. Did someone forward this email to you? Subscribe for unbiased, nonpartisan reporting on global opinion. | | | | | | | | News for You |  | | Americans Split on Whether Afghanistan War Was a Mistake | | Read Article |  | | Workers Have Strong Views on Vaccine Mandates; More in Favor | | Read Article | | | | | Support for Iraq Military Action Low in Historical Context
Americans opposed direct U.S. military action in Iraq to support the fight against Islamic militants there, 54% to 39%. This level of support was low compared with other recent potential U.S. military actions.
Read Article | | | | | Gallup Podcast | | Back to School, but With Unprecedented Challenges | | LaVerne Evans Srinivasan joins the podcast to discuss the barriers students and parents face, as well as the resources they can seek out. | | | | | | | | | | |
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