New Poll Suggests Americans Are Straying From Founders’ Core Values
The percentage of Americans who say such things as patriotism, community involvement, and religion are ‘very important’ to them has plunged since the late 1990s.
A new poll commissioned by the Wall Street Journal suggests that Americans, especially younger ones, are veering away from the values and priorities that have underpinned the country’s psyche as far back as its founding in the 18th century.
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