Americans’ views increasingly hawkish on terrorism, ISIS

Last week, I posted a piece laying out the emerging evidence that the American people are shifting toward a more hawkish view of how we should respond to foreign threats, especially terrorism. A Quinnipiac University poll released today underscores that shift. As economic worries gradually subside, concern about terrorism is […] Read more »

Voters Unlikely to Care Much About the Hillary Clinton Email Furor

The report Monday that Hillary Clinton exclusively used a personal email account to conduct government business as secretary of state raises a number of important questions about government transparency and access to public records. Unsurprisingly, however, the conversation quickly veered from matters of policy into ominous speculation about the political […] Read more »

The U.S. public on Israel

The controversy surrounding Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech to Congress threatens to obscure a fundamental fact: Israel enjoys tremendous support from Americans of almost all stripes. That is not to say that every policy or every leader is equally popular; neither are our own leaders or policies. It is to […] Read more »