29% American approve of the way President Bush is managing the war in Iraq.
Nearly 70 percent of Americans said Mr. Bush did not have a plan to end the war, and an overwhelming 80 percent said Mr. Bush’s latest effort to rally public support for the conflict amounted to a change in language but not policy.
Only 20 percent said they thought the United States was winning in Iraq, down from a high of 36 percent in January.
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