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NEWS PICKS

Most Americans Doubt Their Children Will Be Better Off, WSJ-NORC Poll Finds

1. A vast majority of Americans (78%) aren’t confident that their children’s lives will be better than their own.
2. Pervasive economic pessimism underpins the dim hopes for the future, with 4 in 5 respondents describing the state of the economy as not so good or poor.
3. Nearly half of the respondents expect the economy to get worse in the next year.
4. Healthcare, housing costs, and inflation are major concerns for Americans, with nearly two-thirds stating that inflation is a significant issue.
5. 44% of respondents said their finances are in worse condition than they expected for their current stage in life.
6. Over half of the respondents believe that it wouldn’t be easy to find another job with comparable pay and benefits.
7. Americans are increasingly losing faith in the value of a college education, with 56% stating that a four-year college degree isn’t worth the cost.
8. There is a historic pattern of people feeling less optimistic when the opposing party controls the White House, and Republicans are more likely than Democrats to view the economy negatively in this survey.
9. Just 12% of respondents described themselves as “very happy,” the lowest share on record since NORC began asking the question in 1972.
10. Deep divisions in America have left people feeling unable to fix the country’s problems,

Missiles slam into ANOTHER US base in Syria: Iran-backed militants retaliate hours after Biden ordered deadly ‘precision airstrikes’ on their positions following suicide drone attack that killed American worker

CLIP 11 KAMAU KAMBON ‘WE MUST EXTERMINATE WHITE PEOPLE’

CLIP 10 KAMAL HARIS ‘YOU DON’T HAVE TO ABANDON YOUR RELIGOUS BELIEFS TO AGREE WITH LEGALIZING ABORTION’

CLIP 23 ‘JILL PUTS MESSAGES ON MY MIRROR WHILE I’M SHAVING’