From the Newsletter | The Strongman in America
Earlier this month the Public Religion Research Institute released its annual American Values Survey, which asked 5,352 Americans from all 50 states for their opinions on, among other things, the 2024 presidential election. Having been immersed in the topic of strongman leaders for Moment’s latest “Big Question,” one survey query caught my eye. It proposed a scenario whereby the respondent’s candidate of choice loses the election and then asked if said candidate “should declare the results invalid and do whatever it takes to assume rightful place as president.” Nearly one in five Republicans—19 percent—agreed. And guess...
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