Why Muslims are still mad at America
Why Muslims are still mad at America September 9, 2011 By Steven Kull Originally published on CNN’s Global Public Square on September 5, 2011 On the ten-year anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, many Americans are wondering whether the risk of a terrorist attack against America has been reduced. The pictureContinue Reading
Six in Ten Americans Say U.S. Weakened Its Economy by Overspending in Response to 9/11
Six in Ten Americans Say U.S. Weakened Its Economy by Overspending in Response to 9/11 September 8, 2011 Two in Three Say U.S. Power Has Declined as a Result of America’s Response to 9/11 Full report (PDF) Questionnaire with findings (PDF) Six in ten Americans believe that that the U.S.Continue Reading
Meet John Q. Public, deficit-cutter
Meet John Q. Public, deficit-cutter August 1, 2011 By Steven Kull This article originally appeared in Politico on July 27, 2011. As Democrats and Republicans head perilously closer to federal default on the debt, like teenagers heading toward a cliff in the game of chicken, we might ask “What wouldContinue Reading
Does the Majority Want to Tyrannize the Minority?
Does the Majority Want to Tyrannize the Minority? June 22, 2011 Full article (PDF) American Public Shows How it Would Cut the Budget Deficit In the current struggle over how to deal with the budget deficit, there is a recurring fear on both ends of the political spectrum that theContinue Reading
Global Poll Shows Public Support for Taliban Negotiations
Global Poll Shows Public Support for Taliban Negotiations June 22, 2011 Full Report (PDF) Negotiating with the Taliban is the public’s preferred strategy for NATO to adopt in Afghanistan, rather than trying to defeat the Taliban or withdrawing troops immediately, according to the results of a BBC World Service 24-nationContinue Reading