A new Deseret News/Hinckley Institute poll shows that only 13% of registered Utah voters surveyed strongly approve of Biden's handling of the conflict, while 27% somewhat approve.
SALT LAKE CITY — A majority of Utahns don't approve of President Joe Biden's handling of theThat's according to the latest Deseret News/Hinckley Institute poll, which shows that only 13% of registered Utah voters surveyed strongly approve of Biden's handling of the conflict, while 27% somewhat approve.
Specifically, 70% of very conservative voters strongly disapprove of Biden's performance while only 6% of very liberal voters strongly disapprove, mirroring the partisan attitudes that have been playing out in Congress. "Let's be very clear about what I said: no blank checks, OK? So, from that perspective, I don't have to go to Ukraine to understand where there's a blank check or not," McCarthy. "I will continue to get my briefings and others, but I don't have to go to Ukraine or Kyiv to see it. And my point has always been, I won't provide a blank check for anything."
"But I haven't seen any actual claims of missteps from U.S. diplomacy in this regard. The criticism seems to be vague statements of giving Ukraine a 'blank check,' which is simply not true," Castle said.
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