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A recent Gallup poll indicates that only 27% of Americans have significant confidence in major institutions, with the military receiving 61% confidence and Congress only 9%. The poll highlights a stark partisan divide in confidence in the presidency, with 74% of Republicans expressing trust compared to 4% of Democrats.
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A recent Gallup poll indicates that only 27% of Americans have significant confidence in major institutions, with the military receiving 61% confidence and Congress only 9%. The poll highlights a stark partisan divide in confidence in the presidency, with 74% of Republicans expressing trust compared to 4% of Democrats.
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Americans trust the military. They don’t trust Congress or the president
Gallup Poll Shows Varying Confidence Levels in U.S. Institutions