 In a positive development for the U.S.-led campaign of air strikes in Syria, a new poll indicates strong, broad-based support for the mission among people who have yet to read a news article about Syria. According to the poll, released on Tuesday, the bombing campaign got a thumbs-up from people who had no information about Syrias civil war, including its duration, the parties involved, and what a Sunni is. Additionally, the air strikes garnered enthusiastic support from people who could not correctly identify the President of Syria, tell what the acronym ISIS stands for, or locate Syria on a map. According to pollster Davis Logsdon, who supervised the survey for the University of Minnesotas Opinion Research Institute, the poll numbers augur well for the mission going forward. People who have not read a single article about Syria are a key constituency because they represent an overwhelming majority of Americans, he said. And when you asked the follow-up question of whether they intended to read an article about Syria in the future, their answer was a resounding no. According to Logsdon, the bombing campaign also earned high marks from another important group, Americans who think that they maybe read a news headline about Syria but did not click on it. 