Faith Novak 
According to a new poll performed by NBC News, the most critical issue facing the country is threats to democracy. Still, the precise nature of those threats varies widely by political party.
Nate Cohn wrote an interesting analysis in the New York Times suggesting that the same pro-Democrat polling bias we have seen in past elections may be in play again in key states this year.
A new poll reveals that Canadians hold far less trust in their socialized healthcare system than Americans do in the U.S. system.
A recent national survey of 1,200 registered voters by Scott Rasmussen revealed that 71 percent of voters have favorable opinions of local police departments compared to 53 percent with favorable views of the FBI.
A majority of voters believe all employees should be treated with respect as equals, without regard to gender, race, social orientation, or age. They also reject many of the principles of DEI Training.
A Scott Rasmussen National Survey found that a majority of voters believe that America is being taken advantage of by its allies, with the United States being expected to pay more than its fair share of defensive alliance costs.
Nearly 60% of American voters either oppose student loan forgiveness or believe it should be limited to people earning less than $50,000 a year, far lower than the $150,000 threshold specified by the Biden Administration.
A recent survey performed by Scott Rasmussen shows that 72 percent of voters favor expanding oil and gas drilling on government lands to enhance fossil fuel production and decrease the current energy prices.
38.5 percent of voters concluded that “lowering inflation and fixing the economy” is their main concern. Other issues addressed were climate change (15.9 percent), social equality (11.3 percent), and securing American borders (11 percent).
An American majority favors not increasing taxes. At the same time, many Americans understand current high federal spending is hurting the economy.