#political-sentiment

#political-sentiment

"We had five per cent of the city's population and we got a hundred per cent of the garbage. Staten Island was dumped on, literally and figuratively, and the rest of the city said, 'Too bad.'"

In the long run, it's going to help us out, because if they get nuclear weapons, you know, we might not even be here in a couple of years. I think that [Trump's] done a good job. This sentiment reflects the perspective of voters willing to accept economic costs for perceived security benefits from military action against Iran.

Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese skillfully sidestepped direct criticism of President Trump during his re-election campaign, focusing instead on local issues like budget surpluses.

A significant number of Brits doubt the historical special relationship with the US, raising questions about its importance amid changing global dynamics.

Very few of them regret what they did back in 2024, Enten said on Wednesday. Just 2% of Trump voters said they regret their vote.

"Paying taxes was regarded as a patriotic duty. Paying taxes to beat the Axis! became a rallying cry during World War II, uniting Americans through their financial contributions."