Among the many controversies surrounding the Bush Administration, its response to Hurricane Katrina is most troubling to voters. 66% of registered voters nationwide are bothered a great deal or a good amount by the administration’s response to Hurricane Katrina. Although Democrats are most critical, 64% of independents and 42% of Republicans are bothered by how the administration handled the disaster.
President Donald Trump’s job approval rating stands at 38%, down slightly from the 41% he received...
Examining perceptions of U.S. race relations under President Donald Trump, 52% of Americans think race relations...
Eight in ten Americans, 80%, favor providing a way for undocumented immigrants to gain legal U.S....
Nearly six in ten Americans, 59%, report that they have little, if any, trust in President...
67% of Americans do not think Congress should completely repeal the Affordable Care Act.
