Premarital Sex Is 'Not Wrong at All,' Say 58 Percent of Americans
On the other hand, fewer approve of extramarital sex.
On the other hand, fewer approve of extramarital sex.
Just as I predicted seven years ago
Polling is hard and getting harder.
Deirdre McCloskey: Love is never in excess supply.
The party elites may hate the agreement, but rank-and-file Republicans aren't sure.
Rand Paul continues trying to thread the needle with "private contract" argument.
Equal numbers say it is and isn't. Whether that will help Ben Carson remains to be seen.
Latest poll has more Republicans saying opposition to same-sex marriage unacceptable.
Support for abortion policies in the United States is at its lowest level since 2001.
Majority believes businesses should not be required to provide goods, services.
Disinformation specialists are everywhere
An unexpectedly strong showing for the GOP shows pollsters still have work to do.
Also, some of you are scared of clowns.
It's past time for gays and lesbians to be given the opportunity to wed. The evidence suggests that they will do no worse in marriage than their fellow heterosexual citizens have done.
Public opinion, military action, and ISIS.
That's 14 percent of political independents, 12 percent of Republicans, and 6 percent of Democrats.
Their increased social liberalism has not gone in lock step with hostility to free markets.
In poll after poll, Americans reject policies that might put U.S. troops in harm's way.
For the first time since the '60s, conspiracy believers can't even muster a plurality.
A chance to put a dent in the corporate state.
Democrats appear to be in no position to buck the midterm thumping the party in power power usually suffers at the polls.
A look at what there is to learn politically about this now-established subculture
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