American are navigating a period of economic uncertainty. Concerns focus on inflation, political distrust, and a volatile job market. Voter discussions touch on underlying causes and point to specific demographic trends and emotional reactions. In a critical election year, emotions are high, and negativity soars with living costs.
The level of uncertainty in the US consumer is at an all time high, per Bloomberg: pic.twitter.com/1FmUd36XY7
Inflation dominates consumer discussions, with the rising cost of living—particularly for groceries, housing, and energy—sparking widespread frustration. About 65% discuss concerns about inflation, saying wages are not keeping pace with increased costs.
Around 58% are skeptical toward government policies, especially those championed by Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. Americans blame the Biden-Harris administration for exacerbating economic struggles with ineffective fiscal strategies and tax policies.
People are also worried about the job market, taxes, and competition from foreign workers. Roughly 70% of voice concerns over rising taxes and their impact on middle-class and small business owners.
Effects of Economic Uncertainty
As inflation climbs and trust in leadership erodes, consumers respond by adopting more cautious spending habits. Many hesitate to make large purchases or increase consumption, reflecting a broader trend of economic retrenchment.
Nearly 20% of comments indicate a “survival mentality,” where saving takes precedence over spending due to uncertainty. This economic anxiety also drives political engagement, with approximately 25% supporting Donald Trump, citing better living during his administration.
Demographic Complaints
Middle-class Americans are the most vocal demographic in discussions about economic uncertainty. Around 60% of middle-class households say they struggle with rising costs and property taxes.
About 20% of discussions come from small business owners who fear taxes and inflation will devastate their operations. Younger voters, while less supportive of Trump, express disillusionment with both parties. Working-class voters speak primarily about job security and the erosion of union rights, representing 40% of the discussion.
Patterns in Reactions
Many Americans are dissatisfied with government policies. Around 60% express frustration over the Biden-Harris administration's policies for inflation, healthcare, and border control. Emotional polarization, amplified by political distrust, frequently results in blame for political figures.
Roughly 15% view the government as corrupt, saying political leaders intentionally exacerbate economic instability for their own gain. Amid this polarized landscape, many consumers yearn for change, with 52% advocating for a return to Donald Trump’s leadership as a corrective measure.
The sudden indictment of New York City Mayor Eric Adams on corruption charges sparks national debate over the integrity of the justice system. Many on the right say Adams’ indictment exacerbates a crisis of public trust in the justice system and the political establishment. This situation exposes fractures in how Americans perceive the Department of Justice (DoJ) and its potential politicization.
Adams himself made a statement claiming he is being targeted by a politicized investigation.
BREAKING: New York City mayor Eric Adams issues a statement, says he is being targeted for standing his ground to protect the citizens of New York.
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“My fellow New Yorkers. It is now my belief that the federal government intends to charge me with crimes.”
The indictment, which was unsealed on Thursday, accuses Adams of financial misconduct, alleging he accepted illegal campaign donations. This includes money tied to foreign entities. The allegations place Adams in direct violation of federal campaign finance laws, which strictly prohibit such actions.
Yet, for many on the right, the significance of these charges goes beyond Adams himself. Many say the charges are also an indictment of a weaponized DoJ, the Biden-Harris border, and the failings of leadership in major American cities.
Adams’ Verboten Comments on Immigration
Recently, Adams has become outspoken about federal immigration policies and the burden illegal immigrants place on New York City. In the last year, he has called out the federal government for failing to manage huge waves of illegal immigrants, saying the city was being "overrun."
His comments, saying illegal immigration could destroy NYC, resonate with anyone concerned about the border. However, they also anger those advocating for Biden-Harris policies. Some Americans are suspicious Adams is being targeted by the Democratic establishment for defying the regime narrativeon immigration.
Exactly one year ago, Mayor Eric Adams admitted (off-script) that migrants are "destroying NYC"
In general, conservatives see Adams as rightfully speaking out against illegal immigration, but some say he supports policies that undermine real enforcement.
Progressives criticize Adams for taking a critical stance on sanctuary cities, contradicting their views about the value of mass migration.
Voter Reactions Sympathizing and Condemning
American voters are responding with a mix of support, skepticism, and hostility toward Adams and the DoJ. MIG Reports analysis of voter conversations shows:
35% of voters support Adams, arguing the indictment is politically motivated and the justice system is being used to undermine dissenters.
40% of voters express skepticism about the justice system, questioning whether the charges are opportunistic or part of a larger political agenda.
20% criticize Adams directly, saying the indictment reflects his failures as a leader and validates concerns about his corruption.
10% express outrage about what they see as a broader pattern of weaponizing justice against political opponents.
Sympathizers Perceive a Border Cover Up
While many express uncertainty about whether Adams is guilty or not, most of the conversation frames the issue as broadly damning of the Biden-Harris border. Voters focus on the government's lack of control over the border situation and suspicions that the administration wants to silence anyone bringing attention to the issue.
Many frame the indictment within their ongoing frustrations with political leaders, emphasizing immigration failures and their consequences.In these discussions, voters agree with Adams’ comments that the influx of migrants causes higher crime rates and economic strain.
Critics Focus on Foreign Influence
For those critical of Adams, there is strong concern about foreign influence in American politics and references to Adams allegedly taking money from foreign powers in Turkey.
This group frames the indictment as an indication of elected officials prioritizing personal gain over public service.This perspective coincides with discussions about the need for stricter regulations to eliminate foreign money from politics entirely.
Critics say the indictment should not be dismissed or taken lightly. They emphasize accountability and the necessity for elected officials to uphold ethical standards. There is recurring skepticism or outright condemnation of Adams with calls for accountability. These voters question his fitness to lead, suggesting the charges are a culmination of a pattern of mismanagement.
The Broader Crisis: Distrust in Institutions
Adams’ indictment feeds into larger fears of institutional decay which simmer in political discourse in the U.S. Increasingly, voters are growing disillusioned and distrusting of federal agencies like the DoJ, the FBI, and the election system itself. The perceived weaponization of these institutions causes many to question whether legal processes can remain impartial or trustworthy.
Many Americans believe the system is broken and, regardless of the belief in Adams’ guilt or innocence, use the indictment as justification for their doubts. The DoJ’s handling of politically sensitive cases—particularly those involving Trump and other conservatives—generates widespread skepticism especially on the right.
Overarching Voter Concerns
The charges against Adams highlight skepticism Americans increasingly harbor against government actions. This includes:
DoJDistrust: Many view the Department of Justice as biased, targeting dissenting voices but turning a blind eye to equal wrongdoings among establishment figures.
Election Integrity: Questions about the 2020 election snowballed a sharp decline in voter trust as many still question the integrity of the process for 2024.
Federal Agencies: From the FBI to the Secret Services and the IRS, federal agencies are increasingly viewed as instruments of politicized power, undermining Americans rather than serving them.
With tensions between Israel and Lebanon rising and possibly entering kinetic conflict, MIG Reports data shows voter sentiment about the situation. Analysis reveals who people support and why, as well as how deeply they comprehend the complexities of the situation. Americans are split between support for Israel or Lebanon, with a polarized understanding of who is in the wrong.
American Sentiment
Support for Israel: 50%
Support for Lebanon: 30%
Neutral stance: 10%
Other: 10% (support for broader regional stability)
Understand of the Conflict
High understanding: 40%
Partial understanding: 30%
Low understanding: 30%
Support for Israel
Around half of MIG Reports sample data shows support for Israel, primarily grounded in its right to self-defense and historical alliance with the United States. Supporters emphasize Israel’s role in defending itself against Hezbollah, viewing it as a fight against terrorism.
Emotional appeals to security, defense, and democratic values drive much of this support, particularly in Americans conversations which frame Israel as a strategic ally in the volatile Middle East.
Support for Lebanon
About 30% side with Lebanon, focusing on humanitarian concerns and a belief that Israel’s response has been excessive. This group highlights civilian casualties, pointing to accusations of war crimes and Israel occupying Palestinian territories.
Lebanon support uses sympathy for the plight of innocent people caught in the crossfire, emphasizing international accountability and diplomacy.
Neutral
Disengaged observers advocate for de-escalation, ceasefires, and peace negotiations between the two nations. This group focuses on the broader geopolitical picture, calling attention to Middle Eastern conflict, viewing the Israel-Lebanon conflict as part of a larger power struggle. This involves regional actors like Iran and global players like the U.S.
Not A Thinking Man’s Commentariat
While public opinion is divided, the level of understanding about the conflict varies significantly. Only 40% demonstrate a high level of understanding, engaging in discussions that reflect an awareness of the historical context and geopolitical stakes. These discussions reference past conflicts, the role of Hezbollah, and the ongoing implications of regional dynamics involving Iran and Israel. This group tends to offer more nuanced opinions, factoring in the complex interplay of politics, religion, and military strategy.
Some 30% voice partial understanding. Their discussions show confusion over specific details, such as the distinctions between different groups like Hezbollah and Hamas. Some also lack depth in their analysis of U.S.-Israel relations. While they recognize the gravity of the situation, they often fail to provide a fully informed view, defaulting to emotionally charged or politically motivated opinions.
The remaining 30% reflect a lack of comprehension, relying heavily on political slogans or knee-jerk emotional responses. This group reduces the conflict to a binary choice of “good” versus “evil,” using rhetoric without substantiating their positions with factual analysis. Their comments are simplistic, focusing on fear of U.S. involvement or general frustration with global conflicts, rather than the intricacies of Israel-Lebanon relations.
The Haitian Bridge Alliance, a nonprofit organization in Springfield, Ohio, has filed criminal charges against Donald Trump and J.D. Vance for allegedly spreading false claims about Haitian immigrants. This development is fanning ongoing debates online about the immigration situation in places like Ohio.
Predictably, there is stark division in public opinion, with strong emotions on both sides. While some view the charges as a necessary step toward accountability, others see them as politically motivated and damaging to political processes.
Haitian Bridge Alliance has brought criminal charges against Donald Trump & JD Vance for spreading false claims about Haitian immigrants in Springfield, OH. The nonprofit is demanding accountability for unsubstantiated statements. https://t.co/KdsoPuUAO2
The largest group opposes bringing criminal charges. They view these legal actions against Republicans as politically motivated, framing them as part of a broader attempt to silence political opposition. Critics say the charges are an attempt to abuse legal power by criminalizing free speech.
Many express concern that continued lawfare against political opposition undermines democracy. They say both Trump and Vance are being unfairly targeted for their political positions. Many Americans discuss their belief in a "weaponized" legal system aimed at suppressing conservative views.
Support for Charges
Those who support charges against Trump and Vance view legal actions as essential for upholding justice and preventing dangerous rhetoric. This group says public figures should be held accountable for spreading misinformation that fuels hatred and violence. They believe the charges reflect a broader need for protecting vulnerable communities, such as Haitian immigrants, from defamatory statements by political leaders.
Neutral or Irrelevant Reactions
Some voices are neutral or say this issue is irrelevant to the broader political landscape. This group expresses apathy or indifference toward the charges, often viewing the situation as a distraction from more pressing issues like the economy or border security. Rather than focusing on the legal battle, these voters emphasize the need for productive political dialogue centered on policy rather than personal conflicts.
Concern About the Implications
The remaining group voices concern about the broader implications of the charges. These voters do not take a stance on the guilt or innocence of Trump and Vance. Rather, they worry about the potential consequences for public discourse and the legal system.
Some fear legal charges will further polarize an already divided electorate and set a dangerous precedent where legal action becomes a tool in political battles. These voices stress the importance of preserving free speech and caution against the potential for politicizing the justice system, which will likely further erode trust in legal institutions.
Both Trump and Harris are battling to secure votes from traditionally Democratic voters like minority groups and working-class Americans. These groups have reliably leaned left in the past, but recent trends suggest a growing disillusionment with Democratic leadership. This opens the door for Donald Trump to potentially make gains among voters who are typically out of reach for Republicans.
🚨Holy sht!
Even CNN is being forced to tell the American people how BAD Kamala’s polling is.
The polls have NEVER been this bad for a Democrat running against Trump. She’s even hemorrhaging minorities.
MIG Reports data suggests Trump has an approximate:
10-20% support among black voters.
20-30% support among Hispanic voters.
10-20% support among Asian-American voters.
While these numbers are not overwhelming, they suggest a potential increase compared to previous Republican candidates. Trump's economic message resonates with those who feel the pinch of rising inflation and stagnant wages.
MIG Reports data from voter conversations shows minority groups are overwhelmingly focused on domestic issues. Analysis suggests the economy, healthcare, and immigration dominate minority voter concerns. This focus is particularly sharp given rising costs of living, housing shortages, and ongoing healthcare debates.
Top Concerns for Minority Voters
Economic Concerns: Rising grocery and housing prices are central issues, with many blaming Democratic policies. Minority voters often disproportionately feel economic strain and want solutions that directly impact their lives.
Immigration and Border Security: Immigration is both practical and symbolic for minority groups. Hispanic voters often support Trump's tough immigration stance—particularly legal immigrants whose jobs are threatened by an open border.
Healthcare and Reproductive Rights: Healthcare is a focus, especially abortion. Some minority groups are split between supporting Trump's pro-life platform and fearing his policies threaten women’s healthcare.
Distrust of Government: Among minorities, there is deep skepticism toward government institutions and their competence. There is frustration with political leaders and agencies, which are often viewed as biased or manipulated.
Like all voters, minority groups prioritize issues they believe affect them immediately and directly. However, they often don’t focus on foreign conflicts or geopolitical strategy, instead preferring tangible solutions to domestic problems.
Contrast with Overall Voter Priorities
There is a notable difference in the top issues among minority voters compared with high priorities among all voters. National security and foreign conflicts like Ukraine and Israel are top concerns for the broader electorate, but these issues do not crack the top five among minorities.
Comparison of Top Issues
Minority Views of Trump
Historically, minority voters have been a difficult demographic for Republican candidates to attract. However, Donald Trump may have an opportunity to capture some degree of support within these communities.
Notions that Trump "helped all Americans" economically before COVID resonates with segments of black and Hispanic voters. Trump's stance on job creation and tax cuts, while controversial, appeals to those who see his policies as protecting American jobs. This is particularly true in lower-income communities.
Voters Don't Trust the Polls
Another dimension across all voter groups is skepticism of polls and the political establishment. Many believe polls cited by the media are biased or manipulated to fit a certain narrative. This distrust further complicates voter outreach efforts as many point to previous election cycles where Trump outperformed his poll numbers.
In the context of minority voters, skepticism extends to both parties but particularly harms Democrats who are seen as part of the political establishment.
Sentiment Toward Polls Among Minority Voters
42% express skepticism toward poll numbers.
21% believe polls are manipulated or biased.
55% show negative sentiment toward polls.
This disillusionment erodes the credibility of pollsters but also influences how voters view politicians. The Democratic Party, as the current party in power, bears the brunt of this skepticism. Trump, often viewed as a political outsider, tends to benefit from positioning himself as fighting against establishment mechanisms.
Potential to Capitalize on Anti-Establishment Sentiments
If Trump continues to make inroads with minority voters, especially in key battleground states, he could wrest important voters from Kamala Harris. While minority support for Trump remains relatively modest compared to the overall electorate, even a slight increase in black, Hispanic, or Asian-American support could prove decisive.
Analysis suggests by gaining just 5% more of the Hispanic vote in states like Florida, Nevada, or Arizona, Trump could tilt the balance in his favor. Similarly, a 3-5% increase in black voter turnout for Trump in states like Michigan or Pennsylvania could be enough to counter Democratic margins in urban areas.
However, extreme partisan divides and distrust in polling also causes some to suggest Republicans consistently remain too hopeful for gaining minority votes. This group holds that GOP ceilings for these important voters continue, even in 2024.
Every single election cycle, Republicans confidently predict that a wave of minority support for the GOP is right around the corner.
But it never seems to materialize.
Based on the past 50 years, the GOP's ceiling with minority voters seems to be:
Recently, Pope Francis said, "every religion is a way to arrive at God." This sparked a divided and often heated debate across online conversations. The statement, which suggests various faiths offer valid paths to spiritual fulfillment, challenges long-standing Christian and Catholic doctrines regarding salvation and exclusivity.
Today Pope Francis said, "Every religion is a way to arrive at God…Sikh, Muslim, Hindu, Christian—they are different paths."
According to Scripture, this is heresy: "Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me." (John… pic.twitter.com/fGGteu6tth
As expected, American discourse reveals a spectrum of reactions, reflecting theological, cultural, and existential disagreements. MIG Reports analysis shows trends emerging from these discussions, highlighting both support for and criticism of the Pope's remarks.
The Hot
Around 44% of discussions reject the Pope's views outright. Mostly conservative Christians, this group asserts that the Pope's statement undermines core doctrines of Christianity. They point out that Christians believe salvation is achieved through Jesus Christ alone.
Many are concerned about the erosion of fundamental Christian beliefs and accuse the Pope of promoting relativism. These critics call the statement heretical, fearing it will dilute key elements of Christian theology and weaken the Church’s evangelistic mission. Emotional intensity in reactions reveals unease about the evolving nature of religious authority in a pluralistic world.
The Cold
Approximately 35% of the discussion supports the Pope's statement. This group, largely composed of progressive Christians and interfaith advocates, sees the remarks as an opportunity to promote tolerance, respect, and interfaith dialogue.
Supporters celebrate the Pope’s message as a call for inclusivity in a fractured world, emphasizing the importance of bridging religious divides. Some say the Pope’s comments offer hope for combating extremism and fostering global harmony. They position the Church as a leader in building understanding across diverse faith traditions.
The Lukewarm
About 15% voice neutrality or indifference. This group expresses uncertainty about the theological significance of the Pope's remarks or dismisses the impact on their personal beliefs. Some express disengagement from institutional religious discourse, focusing more on their individual spiritual journeys than controversies within religious organizations.
Lastly, 6% have mixed sentiments. They may acknowledge the potential value of interfaith dialogue but remain wary of how the Pope’s comments compromise their own religious traditions. These voices recognize the need for interreligious cooperation but express concerns about diluting the unique teachings of their faith.
An Existential Dilemma
Across these reactions, broader existential issues surface. Supporters and critics both grapple with questions about religious identity and the nature of truth in an increasingly pluralistic society.
Supporters view the Pope's remarks as timely and necessary, encouraging a more compassionate understanding of spirituality. Critics voice their fears over embracing multiple religious paths, saying it undermines doctrinal purity and exacerbates existing divides between modern religious inclusivity and traditionalist views.
In Nantucket, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested four illegal immigrants charged with raping or sexually assaulting children or residents. Voter discussions about illegal aliens and sex crimes reflect an intense and emotional reactions. There is particular vitriol toward the Biden-Harris administration for its part in the border and crime crisis.
Americans are outraged, afraid, and frustrated as these crimes repeatedly shine a light on border security, migrant crime, and the incompetence of the Biden-Harris regime.
NEW: In a multi day operation on Nantucket Island, ICE’s Boston office announces they arrested four illegal aliens who are charged with raping or sexually assaulting Nantucket children or residents - all of whom were released from local custody despite the serious charges.
Sentiment is overwhelmingly negative toward Democratic immigration policies and border security failures.
80% of discussions focus on the administration’s perceived failure to address sex crimes, particularly child rape and trafficking, committed by illegal immigrants.
70% mention concerns about rising crime rates due to illegal immigrant crime and border policies.
60% express anger and frustration towards the Biden-Harris administration.
55% voice fears related to national security and public safety.
Americans criticize what they see as Democrats prioritizing political gain over the safety and welfare of American citizens.
Many call for stricter immigration laws and better enforcement of border security measures.
Throughout voter conversations, people demand greater transparency and accountability from the government. Many believe the Biden-Harris administration is mishandling the border situation, which they view as enabling criminal activity, particularly child exploitation. This pervasive distrust reflects a deeper fear about the erosion of safety and values in American society. Voters want immediate, tough action on border control and immigration enforcement to protect children.
🚨Holy sht
Former Acting Director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Tom Homan reveals that there are OVER 500k unaccompanied minors that have crossed over our southern border.
They are then released to “sponsors” and often sold into indentured servitude or the s*x… pic.twitter.com/f1Q44vVfCg
Recent reports of Nancy Pelosi selling nearly $1 million worth of Visa stock, followed by the Department of Justice’s lawsuit against Visa, are sparking widespread public outrage. This incident stirs discussions about political ethics and accountability, with voters reacting across the internet. MIG Reports data shows predominantly negative sentiment towards Pelosi, driven perceptions of corruption and elitism within the political class.
Nancy Pelosi sold nearly $1 million of Visa, $V on July 1.
The US Department of Justice has sued Visa today, accusing one of the world’s largest payment networks of antitrust violations that affect “the price of nearly everything”, nearly three months later. pic.twitter.com/PoFHbtNgIp
Voter sentiment is dominated by anger and frustration, with many people viewing Pelosi’s actions as an abuse of power. Her ability to make large financial transactions while still serving in a high-ranking political role evokes feelings of injustice, especially considering the financial struggles faced by ordinary citizens.
Outrage is amplified by accusations of hypocrisy, with critics pointing to her public stances which often seem at odds with her private financial dealings. Many discussing the subject are demanding transparency and accountability from Pelosi.
Disillusionment with the Political Establishment
Betrayal and distrust toward the political elite also permeate discussions about Pelosi's financial decisions. Many feel her actions embody the self-serving nature of politicians, further deepening public skepticism of the government. Some accuse her of insider trading, with critics pointing to the uncanny timing of her stock sale.
A smaller group expresses disillusionment and disappointment. These Americans view Pelosi’s suspicious financial trades as both a character failure and a reflection of broader systemic issues. For this group, Pelosi’s actions symbolize the growing divide between the political elite and average Americans. Many desire meaningful reform and stricter regulations to prevent corrupt financial dealings among the political class.
A Sense of Futility
Some express feelings of helplessness and hopelessness as powerful elites and rich politicians seem untouchable compared to normal citizens. There is a sense of resignation, doubting any meaningful consequences will follow for questionable or corrupt behavior.
Americans see the lack of accountability for powerful politicians as an inevitable and frustrating reality. While they call for systemic changes, they also emphasize little optimism any change will occur.
Pelosi Defenders
Finally, around 5% of the discussion expresses support for Pelosi. This group either defends her actions or attributes criticism to partisan bias. This group highlights the lack of concrete evidence for insider trading allegations, calling for caution before passing judgment. They argue Pelosi is being unfairly targeted by political opponents, further polarizing the conversation.
U.S. lawmakers proposed introducing a constitutional amendment aimed at addressing a potential "mass casualty" event, sparking debate across the political spectrum. The proposal, which involves replacing members of Congress and altering lines of succession during a national crisis, is generating public discourse. Analysis reveals reactions, underlying ideological concerns, and fears fueling voter discussions.
NEW - U.S. lawmakers plan for possible "mass casualty" event, proposing a constitutional amendment to replace members quickly and change various lines of succession in a "national crisis."https://t.co/1RAVKYLBbx
Most Republican voters express strong skepticism, viewing the proposal as a potential power grab by Democrats or an attempt to undermine the Constitution. Concerns about election manipulation and consolidation of power are dominant.
62% Negative
21% Positive
17% Neutral
Democrats
Democratic voters are more open to the proposal, viewing it as a necessary step for protecting national security and preventing a power vacuum in the event of a crisis. They see it as a prudent response to increasing threats to the government.
55% Positive
29% Negative
6% Neutral
Remaining value nondescript for qualitative analysis
Independents
Independent voters are split. Some recognize the need for such an amendment, but others are wary of potential overreach and abuses of power. Many are calling for a more bipartisan and carefully debated approach.
41% Negative
32% Positive
27% Neutral
Themes of Discussion
Abuse of Power
The most dominant theme across voter conversations is abuse of power. Many voters—especially Republicans and Independents—are concerned the amendment could be misused to consolidate political power and manipulate the democratic process. These voters view the proposal as an attempt to alter the constitutional framework for partisan advantage. Independents share these concerns but are more nuanced, calling for transparency and a rigorous debate before any decision is made.
National Security
Democrats focus on national security and continuity of government, framing the proposal as a safeguard against future crises. Their conversations highlight an urgency for measures to prevent governmental collapse in catastrophic situations. Democrats say that without such an amendment, the country risks political instability in the face of unexpected mass casualties.
Partisan Division
Deeply entrenched divisions between the political right and left create echo chambers, where voters primarily consume information that reinforces their existing beliefs. As a result, constructive dialogue and compromise on this issue appear increasingly unlikely. Both Republicans and Democrats approach the debate with deeply ingrained biases. Republicans focus on defending the constitution and Democrats push for modern safeguards.
Topic Volume
Within the discussion, several themes emerge with significant discussion volume.
Freedom of Speech—21% of discussion
The debate about free speech crosses party lines. Many defend Americans’ right to criticize the proposal while others express concerns over the potential spread of misinformation. Republicans are more likely to argue that free speech is under attack, while Democrats focus on the need to regulate disinformation in discussions about national crises.
National Sovereignty—18% of discussion
Conversations extend beyond the immediate amendment proposal to broader fears about American sovereignty. Republicans argue the proposal is emblematic of a globalist agenda that threatens traditional American values. Democrats say maintaining an inclusive, secure society requires adaptability in governance.
The Second Amendment—15% of discussion
Discussions about the Second Amendment show Republicans focusing on the right to bear arms as a critical component of national security in times of crisis. Many prioritize this right over enabling more government powers in a potential crisis. Democrats view gun control as part of the broader solution to maintaining order and preventing domestic instability.
American Identity and Values—12% of discussion
The debate also touches on American identity. Many Republicans express concern that foundational values like individual liberty and national sovereignty are at risk. Democrats argue for progressive changes to align governance with the realities of a diverse and dynamic society.
Institutional Distrust—10% of discussion
Across the political spectrum, there is a pervasive distrust of government institutions, which intensifies the debate around the amendment proposal. Many voters, particularly Republicans and Independents, fear such a significant constitutional amendment will become a tool for corrupt political elites to maintain or expand their power at the expense of democratic norms.
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