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What Moves Public Support for Aid to Ukraine? Issue Attention, Partisanship, and Normative Appeals
Timothy Frye examines public support for U.S. aid to Ukraine using a survey experiment. He finds that respondents most likely to be moved by appeals for or against aid to Ukraine, are also those paying the least attention to the issue. The finding suggests that it will be difficult to move public attitudes on support for aid to Ukraine.
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