News the Wall Street Journal Buried In Its Own 'America 250' Poll

Source: freebeacon.com · Section: politics · Bias: Right · Published: Fri, 10 Jul 2026 13:45:14 GMT

Two-thirds of Americans say they are proud of America's 250th anniversary, with 84 percent saying it’s time to celebrate America and 70 percent saying it’s the greatest country in the world or one of the few greatest. Ninety-two percent say hard work is an important value to them personally, with 71 percent saying patriotism is important and 68 percent saying belief in God is important. Ninety-two percent say respect for private property, free markets, and free enterprise are extremely, very, or somewhat important to the United States' identity as a nation, and 73 percent are extremely, very, or moderately proud of America's history. The post News the Wall Street Journal Buried In Its Own 'America 250' Poll appeared first on .

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