Conservatives need to pay closer attention to the opinions of most Americans who believe our economic system is unfair, writes Ruy Teixeira.
The public is well aware of the inequality in our society, writes Ruy Teixeira.
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Center for American Progress Senior Fellow Ruy Teixeira outlines the demographic and economic factors that will drive the 2012 presidential election.
Conservatives remain oblivious to the public’s opposition to cutting important social programs. Ruy Teixeira offers some recent polls to help them get the message.
Failing to extend the payroll tax cut would be a grave mistake on conservatives’ part, writes Ruy Teixeira.
Ruy Teixeira explains why conservatives’ obsessive drive to dismantle the Affordable Care Act is unlikely to generate high levels of public support.
Ruy Teixeira shows that the economic doldrums of the last few years haven’t affected the youth generation’s progressive bent.
Pollsters are finding large majorities of the public support correcting disparities in our society, writes Ruy Teixeira.
The public is unwavering in its support for helping the 99 percent instead of the wealthy, notes Ruy Teixeira.
Ruy Teixeira finds the Occupy movement’s charges of economic inequality are shared by many Americans.
Ruy Teixeira finds the public in agreement with the movement in recent polling.
Ruy Teixeira finds strong public backing for the president’s jobs plan—particularly taxing millionaires to pay for it.
The latest opinion polling on dissatisfaction with Congress might be accurate for once, writes Sam Fulwood III, and that could be a good thing.
Polls show that Americans believe immigration strengthens our society and support creating a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants already in the country, writes Ruy Teixeira.
The public is hungry for the ideas the president is calling for in his American Jobs Act, says Ruy Teixeira.