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A recent survey by Gallup and the Charles F. Kettering Foundation indicates that a majority of Americans perceive the rule of law in the U.S. as weaker than it was a decade ago. Key findings include a significant distrust in political accountability and a preference for candidates who challenge established interests. The survey also highlights a growing pessimism about democracy's performance among the public.
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A recent survey by Gallup and the Charles F. Kettering Foundation indicates that a majority of Americans perceive the rule of law in the U.S. as weaker than it was a decade ago. Key findings include a significant distrust in political accountability and a preference for candidates who challenge established interests. The survey also highlights a growing pessimism about democracy's performance among the public.
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