Where America stands, 1996
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Bibliographic Information
Where America stands, 1996
John Wiley & Sons, c1996
- : pbk
Available at 4 libraries
Note
"A New England Publishing Associates book"
"Includes Gallup Polls" -- cover
"What Americans think and need to know about today's most critical issues, the President, Congress, crime, welfare, world affairs, abortion, gun control and much more" -- cover
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
"Where America Stands 1996" is an annual survey of what the American public thinks about the major issues facing its nation, based on the most recent polling in each area by The Gallup Poll, plus the essential data analysis to put these opinions in perspective. Issues analyzed include reform on Capitol Hill, the Budget deficit, education, and crime and justice. The polling data is broken down by region, age, gender, income, education, race, and in many instances by political party and past presidential voting record.
Table of Contents
- The American People's Agenda
- The Budget: Can We Learn to Live Within Our Means?
- The Federal Government: The Cause of Our Problems or the Solution?
- Affirmative Action: Is It Still Needed?
- Was It Ever?
- America's Welfare System: A Hand Up or a Hand Out?
- Crime and Justice: Broad Support for Stern, Sure Punishment
- Gun Control: Most Say Yes Softly, but Loudest Say Never
- Oklahoma City Bomb Shock: The Government's Ability to Prevent Attacks is Questioned
- Foreign Affairs: Americans Shun Policeman's Lot
- Americans Don't Like the Media or the Message
- Faith in America's Future
- Religion in American Life
- Index.
by "Nielsen BookData"