Following Kirk’s assassination, Republicans sour on direction of the country, new AP-NORC poll finds
A recent AP-NORC poll shows Republican optimism about the U.S. direction dropped from 70% in June to about 50% post-assassination of activist Charlie Kirk.
- A new AP-NORC poll reveals that 61% of GOP voters under 45 feel the country is headed in the wrong direction, a 30% increase since June.
- Only 25% of Americans believe the country is moving in the right direction, down from 40% in June, according to the same poll.
- The majority of Republican voters now believe the country is headed in the wrong direction, a sharp rise from 29% in June, according to an AP-NORC poll.
- Among GOP voters under 45 years old, 61% feel the country is backsliding, which is a 30% increase since June.
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The America We Leave Behind - Armed Forces Press
America is no longer a two-party political system guided by a Constitution founded on Judeo-Christian principles, guaranteeing fundamental rights and governed for and by The People. That America paid a high price in blood and treasure to sustain its role as the beacon of light in an often dark world. That America is in a different place today. That America now has three critical forces positioning to lead that America into the future. First is …


An Unavoidable American Conflict
by Chuck Mason, American Thinker: Charlie Kirk’s assassination by a radical young “all-American” leftist demonstrates that the ideological crisis that’s raging in education, politics, and pop culture has irreversibly escalated. His death marks the beginning of a new chapter for America. We’ve crossed a cultural Rubicon; the nation is irreparably divided by competing moral visions, national unity […]
'Political poison': Voter sentiment plummets as GOP say USheaded in the wrong direction
An AP-NORC poll conducted shortly after the slaying of MAGA influencer Charlie Kirk shows that Republicans have a dismal outlook on the direction in which the country is headed.The poll shows that only about half in the GOP see the nation on the right course, down from 70 percent in June. The shift is even more glaring among Republican women and Republicans 45 and under.“I’ve spent a lot of time worrying about the worsening political discourse a…
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