A large majority of Americans believe that the virus responsible for the COVID-19 outbreak came from a laboratory in China, including a majority of Republicans and Democrats.
For third year in a row, Americans rank China as America’s greatest enemy in the world today.
More Americans favor taking a firm stance to safeguard Taiwan rather than prioritizing positive relations with China.
In the aftermath of the Chinese spy balloon that floated across the country for seven days, Americans are starting to think twice about Chinese involvement in our domestic affairs.
Americans worry about Russia using nuclear weapons in Ukraine and oppose the use of U.S. troops.
Concerns over China dominating the supply of precious minerals, such as silicon, drive support for American self-reliance through more domestic mining.
Most Americans predict economic struggles, political conflict in the U.S., and international chaos in 2023.
Most Americans support helping Ukraine with military equipment, but they are split on how long the U.S. should be involved.
Despite Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine, Americans continue to rank China as the greatest potential threat to the United States.
Poll results suggest “equal opportunity capitalism” could be a broad, inclusive platform upon which to build a positive governing agenda.