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A Quinnipiac poll has found that almost half of Americans (48%) believe that Joe Biden's vaccine mandates "go too far," and that a slight majority are in opposition to it.
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American politics may be in a disheveled state right now, but it's apparently making more people aware of their rights as citizens, a new survey reveals. Researchers from the University of the Pennsylvania's Annenberg Public Policy Center say kno
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This wasn't supposed to happen. We were promised that once Joe Biden was in the White House that the tremendous anger that was building up in our country would start to subside, but that obviously is not happening.
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Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; More Than 6 In 10 Americans Believe U.S. Troops Will Return To Afghanistan
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Can The Media Survive Without Half The Population? New Poll Raises Questions About The 'Openly Biased Advocacy' Of The 'News'
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's odds of retaining power in Canada are slipping as his Liberal Party falls further behind in the polls ahead of a snap election.
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A slew of potential 2024 Republican presidential candidates are descending on Iowa, testing the political waters three years out from the state's next presidential caucuses.
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Mainstream media is frightening people into taking Covid vaccines by promoting a study by the CDC that claims that Los Angeles County residents who are unvaccinated are 5 times more likely to get Covid and are 29 times more likely to be hospitalized
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Approval Drops To THIRTY ONE PERCENT Among Independent Voters,
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We recently discussed the rise of a generation of censors as young people embrace the role of government and corporate censorship.
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MARTINEZ (KPIX) -- California Governor Gavin Newsom could be facing a dead heat in the recall election next month, according to a newly released poll.
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The mood of the nation has dramatically changed. Survey after survey has shown that Americans are much less optimistic than they were during the first half of 2021, and that could have enormous implications for the economy as we roll through the sec
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Dear Federal Employees, Greetings. I hope this message finds you well in these confusing times. Our honorable President* Joseph Biden recently referred to current attempts to expose election fraud as, "the greatest crisis to hit our country since
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President Joe Biden's approval rating is showing the "first signs of a meaningful decline" as the "honeymoon period" appears to be over, according to the latest Gallup opinion poll.
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A new Rasmussen poll reveals that a majority of voters in the U.S. want Congress to carry out investigations into mass rioting in cities in the Summer of 2020 by BLM and Antifa groups...
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Tim, Ian, and Lydia join former Army Ranger and digital editor of Recoil Magazine Forrest Cooper to break down what the increased support for secession could mean for the future.
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Trump wins 70% of votes in CPAC straw poll for 2024 GOP nomination - with Florida Gov Ron DeSantis trailing behind at 21%
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Almost a third of US adults believe that public health officials are lying to the public about COVID-19 vaccine safety.
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Gov. Abbott rebounds against possible challenger Matthew McConaughey, has razor-thin edge over actor
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According to a new poll, most Americans do not want schools to teach their children that America is an inherently racist country.
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The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS), conducted a survey of 700 physicians and nearly 60% said they were not "fully vaccinated" against COVID.
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The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS), conducted a survey of 700 physicians and nearly 60% said they were not "fully vaccinated" against COVID.
