Recent polling suggests that our citizens DO appreciate American greatness. The only group that DOESN'T is the ideologically isolated cultural and "highly educated" elite.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-12-07 00:16:25">December 7, 2024 at 12:16 AM EST</time>

Recent polling suggests that our citizens DO appreciate American greatness. The only group that DOESN’T is the ideologically isolated cultural and “highly educated” elite.{ai:summary}<p>Polling indicates that most Americans value the concept of American greatness, while a segment of the culturally elite and highly educated appears disconnected from this sentiment. </p><p>This divide highlights a growing ideological rift within society regarding national identity and pride. #society</p>

Moore: Trump should call for new American patriotism

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