Republicans Say Own Leaders Unclear
As many Republicans say their party’s leaders have failed to clearly articulate their position (42%) as say they have explained themselves clearly (41%).
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As many Republicans say their party’s leaders have failed to clearly articulate their position (42%) as say they have explained themselves clearly (41%).
Seven-in-ten say they have a great deal or fair amount of confidence in Obama to fix the economy; 55% say that about Democratic leaders and 38% about Republican leaders.
Most Americans (59%) say they would place a higher priority on spending more money to make health care more accessible and affordable than on reducing the budget deficit.
Six-in-ten Americans think it is a good idea for the government to regulate more strictly the way major financial companies do business.
Half of all smokers say they “frequently” experience stress, compared with 35% of former smokers and 31% of those who never smoked.
A quarter of current smokers say that they are very happy, compared with more than a third of quitters and almost four-in-ten non-smokers.
Free markets still have tepid support in Eastern Europe.
Only a quarter of Americans say they read a print version of a newspaper.
Four-in-ten suburban residents give their community high marks, a higher level of satisfaction than that found among residents of cities, rural areas and small towns.
Church attendance has remained unchanged during the economic downturn.
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