WASHINGTON (TND) — On this Fourth of July, the percentage of people who say they’re proud to be an American is near historic lows.
According to the results of a new Gallup poll, only 4 in 10 adults say they are “extremely proud to be an American.”
"I feel like it’s declined. Like, just wearing the flag sometimes I feel like it’s sometimes a little bit mixed-up feelings," said Daniel, a Washington, D.C. resident visiting the National Mall on the holiday.
Gallup's data shows Republicans are consistently more likely than Democrats and independents to express "extreme pride in being American," but Democrats are making a push to “reclaim the flag.”
Joe Biden’s first re-election campaign ad drips with patriotic imagery.
Since 2019, Democrats' "extreme pride" has increased slightly as Republicans' dipped by 16 points.
According to the results of a new Gallup poll, only 4 in 10 adults say they are “extremely proud to be an American.”
"I feel like it’s declined. Like, just wearing the flag sometimes I feel like it’s sometimes a little bit mixed-up feelings," said Daniel, a Washington, D.C. resident visiting the National Mall on the holiday.
Gallup's data shows Republicans are consistently more likely than Democrats and independents to express "extreme pride in being American," but Democrats are making a push to “reclaim the flag.”
Joe Biden’s first re-election campaign ad drips with patriotic imagery.
Since 2019, Democrats' "extreme pride" has increased slightly as Republicans' dipped by 16 points.
American patriotism remains near historic lows this Fourth of July
On this Fourth of July, the percentage of people who say they’re proud to be an American is near historic lows.
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