Poll Indicates Divided Perspectives on National Identity Ahead of 250th Anniversary
A new poll reveals a perception among many Americans that the nation has moved away from its founding ideals. The survey also indicates some respondents consider violence potentially necessary for national course correction.
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A recent poll conducted by PBS News, NPR, and Marist indicates varying American perspectives regarding the nation's identity and future as its 250th anniversary approaches.
The survey found that a majority of Americans perceive the nation has strayed from its foundational ideals. It also noted an increase in the number of individuals who believe violence could be necessary to establish the country on what they view as a correct trajectory.
Liz Landers, reporting on the poll results, discussed insights derived from the survey and its participants.
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