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To gay men in singapore that they can be open about their sexuality with no fear that anybody is going to regard them as criminal? two points. first of all, the ipsos survey seems to us a little bit of an outlier in the context of other surveys, internal and public, that we have. at the same time, i did say to you that attitudes are shifting, but im not quite sure they are shifting as much as what ipsos has said. the second point is, i said that we are in deep consultations with stakeholders, in...

Circumstances. look, abortion is a deeply personal issue and good people can disagree but thats 85% of americans who believe that abortion should be legal in all or certain circumstances. nonetheless 26 states seem set to effectively ban abortion, six have enacted blanket bans even in the cases of rape and incest. thats despite the fact that gallop found 77% of republicans think abortion should be legal in at least some circumstances while a reuters ipsos poll found that 63% of republican women ...

Fourth straight week. tying at a new low according to a new reuters ipsos poll published last week. you have past experience with campaigns and now through the work in your organization. you also deal with grassroots public engagement. during the time when many are losing faith and democratic leadership. in what ways can people be mobilized to turn out to vote this november? >> reverend, thank you for the question. thank you for having shakir on, who is a terrific representative of the kinds of ...

With Trump, the question has never been whether he’s committed outrageous misdeeds, but whether those misdeeds can be made to matter.

Link that china denies. but that same thirst for all the evidence should apply to the attempted coup right here in america, but not all trumpists agree. now, the good news is the january 6 hearings are having an impact probably because republicans have been the star witnesses. weve seen trump officials from the administration to the campaign testifying under oath as the house select committee paints a picture of a coordinated plot to overturn the election. the ex-president knew was illegal and u...

Bowers who resisted the pressure from trump and his allies and georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger who trump tried to push to find votes just days after the attack on the capitol. moments ago nbc news learned that the committee subpoenaed alex holder who had access to the former president before and after january 6th this comes a day after abc news/ipsos poll shows 6 in 10 voters feel trump should be charged with the attack. and two people familiar with the matter, "rolling stone" trum...

Along with his top deputy, gabe sterling. some new poll numbers are revealing what americans now think about former president trump since the january 6th public hearings first began. the abc news ipsos poll late last week finds 58% of those surveyed should be charged with a crime for the january 6th insurrection. that includes 91% of democrats and 19% of republicans. >> we talked about this before, jonathan lemire, a lot of people very concerned the overwhelming majority of americans still dont ...

Weaponize the justice department. he filed dozens of ridiculous lawsuits. i think what we will see on tuesday the most audacious of all those efforts to get state officials to hand him their electoral votes. the constitution tells us state legislatures do have the right to decide how theyll award their electoral votes, but the problem is they decided that many, many years ago whoever wins the popular vote in the state gets all the electoral votes and donald trump quite aggressively thinks he can...

Almost three in 10 Americans said polarization and political extremism are among the worst issues facing the country today, according to a new FiveThirtyEight/Ipsos poll.

A higher proportion of young people between 18 and 24 are receiving grants than the population as a whole according to a Khayabus study that Ipsos undertook.