Americans start the new year with a variety of national concerns on their minds. Although none is dominant, the government, at 21%, leads the list of what Americans consider the most important problem facing the country. The economy closely follows at 18%, and then unemployment/jobs and healthcare, each at 16%. No other issue is mentioned by as much as 10% of the public; however, the federal budget deficit or debt comes close, at 8%.Gallup Politics
Government Itself Still Cited as Top U.S. Problem Narrowly leads the economy, unemployment, healthcare
Lydia Saad
The good 'ole "land of the free".
ReplyDeletedoes the poll distinguish between elected/appointed politicians and other government employees?
ReplyDeletewe can all agree on dysfunction in the top 3 branches