Poll: 57 Percent Believe it is Unconstitutional for the President to Kill Americans Suspected of Terrorism
Only 31 percent think it is ok
A majority of Americans, 57 percent, believe it is unconstitutional for the president of the United States to order the killing of American citizens who are suspected of being terrorists, a new Reason-Rupe poll finds. Just 31 percent think it is constitutional for the president to order the killing of American citizens suspected of being terrorists.
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Poll: 57 Percent BelieveTell Polsters it is Unconstitutional for the President to Kill Americans Suspected of Terrorism