Mixed Reactions to Senate Gun Vote
Democrats More Disappointed than Angry
Numbers, Facts and Trends Shaping Your World
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Democrats More Disappointed than Angry
Little Partisan Difference in Views of Sequester's Impact
Most Say Policy Will Not Harm Military Effectiveness
Public Is Skeptical Deal Will Be Reached
Republicans Less Satisfied than Democrats
His Image Changes, but Remains More Negative than Positive
What's a 'Super PAC?'
West Coast Sees Prices Rising
Romney's Wealth Now Mentioned More than His Religion
Campaign Continues to Hurt GOP More Than It Helps
Obama Seen as More Understanding than Romney, Gingrich
Among Republicans, More Positives for Gingrich than Romney
Republicans View Gov't Energy Investments as Unnecessary
Tea Party Draws More Opposition than Support
More Negative than Positive Words for Perry – Even Among Republicans
Public Still Sympathizes More with Israel
Jobs Top Deficit by Two-to-One as Leading Economic Worry
Leaders’ Images Tarnished