71% of Americans say they are paying close attention to the presidential race, far more than usually do at this stage of the campaign. At this point in the 2004 race, 58% said they were closely following the campaign, while in early 2000 only 33% were paying a lot of attention.
USA Today/Gallup
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QUOTE OF THE DAY‘What kind of culture looks at sexual violence and sees an opportunity for profit? This is rape culture. And it should disturb every single one of us.’
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today’s big questionHow long can US consumers continue their spending spree?
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