Voters Less Sour Toward Government Work

Voters Less Sour Toward Government Work  A modest plurality of U.S. voters now thinks the best and brightest should work for the government, though most still don't believe doing so is more honorable than working in the private sector. Read More   53% Confident in U.S. Banking System  Confidence in the banking system remains unchanged from recent surveys but it's still down quite a bit from before the 2009 financial meltdown. Read More  Daily Presidential Tracking Poll: 47% Approve of Obama's Performance Are Inflation Worries Lessening? Arizona Governor: Ducey (R) vs. DuVal (D) - Latest Numbers Americans Losing Confidence in Feds, Public Health System to Handle Ebola 53% Confident in U.S. Banking System Federal Persecutors - A Commentary by John Stossel Read The Latest Results for Election 2014  What America Thinks What America Thinks: What America Thinks: Are Americans Over the Two-Party System?   It's no secret that Americans are weary of big government, but have they had enough of the two major political parties as well? We decided to find out what America thinks. Right now, American voters don't really trust either major political party. Fewer than 40% believe that either party has a plan for where it wants to take the nation, and most feel confident in saying that neither Republicans nor Democrats are the party of the people. To the contrary, most voters think Washington's political class has simply lost touch with them.         Coming Soon...   12:00 PM EST: Election 2014: Wisconsin Governor   1:00 PM EST: Half of Americans Still Expect Interest Rates to Rise    3:00 PM EST: Right Direction or Wrong Track    Advertise With Us

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