Pew Research: Americans Express Widespread Dissatisfaction but Mixed Optimism as U.S. Turns 250
A Pew Research Center report examines Americans' mood and outlook as the U.S. approaches its 250th anniversary. The survey reveals widespread sourness and dissatisfaction with the current state of the country, though many still express some optimism — with most feeling "hopeful" and 54% saying they're "happy" when thinking about the future. The report draws on survey data to explore how U.S. adults view the nation's trajectory and their expectations for what lies ahead.
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Most people say they feel 'hopeful' and 54% say they're 'happy' when thinking about the future.
This Pew Research Center report uses survey data to explore how U.S. adults think things are going for the country on the eve of its 250th anniversary – and what they see in the nation's future.
Studying Americans' views about how things are functioning in the U.S. and their expectations for the future is a key part of the Center's long-standing research agenda.
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