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Behind The Impasse: An Ideological Gap
The nation seems polarized, Washington is gridlocked, Republicans don't want anything to do with the president's policies, and even Democrats, who control Congress by big margins, can't pass long-sought initiatives. What gives?
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President's Ratings Slip To Near Neutral As Support Narrows
President Obama continues to lose the support of independents, an ominous sign for Democrats heading into the midterm elections.
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Don't Punish Those Who Protect Us
War On Terror: Americans strongly oppose prosecuting U.S. officials who got tough with detainees to get information about future terror plots. We should be at war with terrorists, not the heroes saving us from them. Read more...
Public Detects A Softness On Terrorism
Americans are concerned about the Obama administration's approach to national security, with ideology a major influence on where they stand. As liberals support Obama's policies, nonliberals back tougher approaches.
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Public United Against Nuclear Iran But Skeptical About Preventing It
As Iran on Thursday celebrates the 31st anniversary of its Islamic Revolution, Americans overwhelmingly agree on one thing — the country cannot be allowed to have nuclear weapons.
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America On Health: Start Over Or You're Finished, Congress
Lawmakers who back the health care bill are hurting their re-election chances, according to a new IBD/TIPP poll released Monday.
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Of Rules And Rulers
Health Care: The Democrats have two problems with their reform plan: One, they have sell it to the public, and two, they have to convince the public that the plan is so good, it's OK to skirt Senate rules to pass it.
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Consumer Confidence Continues Decline in March
The IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism Index fell 1.4 points, or 3%, in March, at 45.4 compared to 46.8 in February. This month's reading puts the index 3.1 points below its 12-month average of 48.5 but 1 point above its reading of 44.4 in December 2007 when the economy entered into the recession. It's 5.7...Read more...
Economic Optimism Falters In February; Losing Faith In Gov't
Voters are souring on the economy and the government's remedies, according to the IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism Index released Tuesday. It fell 4.1% to 46.8 in February, back to December's level and the weakest since July.
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Thumbs-Down On Obama's 'Empathy' Standard
Last Updated on Thursday, 17 December 2009 13:52 Written by Raghavan Mayur, TIPP in Investor's Business Daily Friday, 12 June 2009 13:19
Most Americans reject the broader criteria that judicial activists think can be brought to bear on Supreme Court decisions, including the "empathy" standard that President Obama has said is important in particularly difficult cases, a new IBD/TIPP Poll shows.
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