Residents of Damascus Maryland unsure about going to war in Syria

The transcript discusses the mixed feelings of Americans regarding military intervention in Syria. It highlights local opinions from Damascus, Maryland, where residents express concerns about national security and the potential consequences of war. The transcript also covers public opinion polls showing a majority against intervention, the role of Congress in debating the issue, and the limited influence of public opinion on foreign policy decisions.

What is the general sentiment in Damascus regarding military intervention in Syria?

• Strong support for intervention

• Eagerness to join the conflict

• Indifference towards the situation

• Skepticism and fear of war

What percentage of Americans, according to the latest polls, are against intervention in Syria?

• 40%

• 20%

• 60%

• 80%

How do some Americans view the potential threat to national security from the Syrian conflict?

• As a direct and immediate threat

• As a distant and irrelevant issue

• As a setup to engage in war

• As an opportunity for economic growth

What is Connor Lawler's ambition despite his uncertainty about the Syrian conflict?

• To start a business

• To become a politician

• To join the US Army

• To become a journalist

What is the shared belief among people regarding their influence on military actions?

• Their opinions are the deciding factor

• Their opinions hold little sway

• Their opinions are highly influential

• Their opinions are ignored completely