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Alarming Poll Finds Most Americans Have Significant Concerns About Post-Election Violence - Vimarsana News

Alarming Poll Finds Most Americans Have Significant Concerns About Post-Election Violence

 

Voters agree democracy under attack, disagree on why - Vimarsana News

Voters agree democracy under attack, disagree on why

American voters have finally found something they can agree on: Democracy is under attack.

Amid deep US political division, pollsters see room for optimism - Vimarsana News

Amid deep US political division, pollsters see room for optimism

At a Monitor Zoom Breakfast, authors of Civility Poll report 58% of Americans are “optimistic about the future because young people are committed to making this country a better place to live for everyone.”

Biden faces doubts about his ability to lead Democrats to victory as voter pessimism sets in - Vimarsana News

Biden faces doubts about his ability to lead Democrats to victory as voter pessimism sets in

Democrats are questioning whether President Joe Biden can lead the party to victory in a 2024 presidential election as his polling collapse continues.

With inauguration, an opportunity for America to reset - Vimarsana News

With inauguration, an opportunity for America to reset

Print This Wednesday, Joseph R. Biden Jr. will be inaugurated as president of the United States. Sen. Kamala Harris will become vice president, breaking barriers that many of us never imagined would shatter in our lifetimes. This Inauguration Day will look very different. Well before the recent mayhem at the Capitol, plans for a downsized and largely virtual commemoration were announced in an effort to deter Americans from traveling to Washington, D.C., during the COVID-19 pandemic. Some traditions continue. There will be a Pass in Review, a survey of military troops meant to symbolize the pe...