Cross-party concern emerges over rule-of-law decline
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Commentary on the survey highlights that even 43% of Republicans agree that the rule of law is weaker than a decade ago, suggesting the finding transcends partisan divisions.
“Fifty six percent of the country, across a survey of 23,000 people, just said the rule of law is weaker than it was a decade ago. Even 43 percent of Republicans agree.”
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Fifty six percent of the country, across a survey of 23,000 people, just said the rule of law is weaker than it was a decade ago. Even 43 percent of Republicans agree. Nobody needs a pundit to explain what they can feel in their gut. The data caught up to what everyone already knows. Poll: Americans see rule of la...
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