Do Americans side with Trump or Zelenskyy after angry White House squabble? Here’s latest polling
The new Emerson College poll found that 46% of U.S. voters think neither the United States nor Ukraine came away from the tense Oval Office meeting last week as a winner. Thirty-five percent said the U.S. was the winner of the meeting, 15% said Ukraine was and 4% said both countries were winners.
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