A majority of Americans, 56%, believe that a solution to America’s race-relations problem will eventually be worked out — a figure that is roughly the same as those Gallup found in the years prior to last fall’s historic election of …
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The vast majority of Americans know that the health plan Obama has proposed would not help them, and many believe it would hurt them badly. It promises no clear benefit but threatens a jungle of red tape and unintended consequences. …
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If the crazed cons were really such a moving force “representing the majority of Americans” as they claim, wouldn’t the race be a blowout? I’m thinking that sound you hear in NY23 is the death knell of the GOP as a national party. …
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According to Zogby International: “A strong majority of Americans want to see electronic cigarettes regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (59%), but nearly half (47%) say the smokeless devices should be an option available …
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If we happen to lose upcoming matches in November to Slovakia or Denmark, the majority of Americans would not be aversely affected – We’re still the best, regardless of what the international standings say, right? …
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They don’t sympathize with the plight of the vast majority of Americans because they are completely divorced from their experience. Accordingly, they also bring their weak values to the game- don’t rock the boat, moderate change is …
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At MC (The Goal) sits nebulous, mystical, yet often deception, self-deluded Neptune, the hiding-in-plain-sight combo, and I suspect the majority of Americans who prefer the R Party think they’re seeing spirituality and religion with …
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And the Democrats are going to try to ram a monumental change like this through with no opposition party support and with a majority of Americans opposed? Are the Democratic leaders in Washington insane? …
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A sizable majority of Americans (64 percent) say the country would be better off by throwing “most” members of Congress out, a jump of 19 percentage points from two years ago. Only about one in five Americans (19 percent) feels the …
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It seems the majority of Americans do not have representation in Washington for health care reform. Apparently a few insurance companies hold more weight than the 61% of Americans who favor the public option (recent poll). …
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