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ABC, Time, and other media contributed to this effort, a poll of Iraqis on life in Iraq. Issues addressed include security, attitudes toward Coalition forces, democracy, and local conditions.
Published December 12, 2005
ABC, Time, and other media contributed to this effort, a poll of Iraqis on life in Iraq. Issues addressed include security, attitudes toward Coalition forces, democracy, and local conditions.
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