Americans look to punish Russia, concerned it will invade others too.
, and the willingness to pay more as a result, is the kind of widespread sentiment we don't always see in public opinion these days: bipartisan, cutting across race, region, and even income. And it is driven, Americans say, by a desire to helpSome economic pain now might be seen as a hedge against bigger problems later, if it stops Russia, because Americans largely believe Russia has designs on invading other countries beyond Ukraine.
When we asked Americans in favor of the oil sanctions whether they would still support them if gas prices rose, most of them still would, resulting in majority support even after the cost implications. In the hypothetical test of what people would support if Russia attacked a NATO country, then more than seven in 10 would back a U.S. military response.
The president's overall approval rating, though, is essentially where it's been since November. Although Mr. Biden's handling of the situation in Ukraine is higher than his marks for inflation and the economy at home, the ratings for the latter two remain quite low.
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