Follow BeltwayBlips on Twitter50% say UN Peacekeepers Should be Sent to Georgia, Only 22% Want U.S. Troops Involved (Rasmussen Reports)
Published 8/19/2008 at Yahoo! News: Politics News
Rasmussen Reports - While confusion continues to reign in Georgia as to Russia's intentions there and NATO prepares to get into the act, 50% of Americans believe the United Nations should send peacekeepers to the region, but only 22% say U.S. troops should be involved.
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