Less than half of Americans consider themselves to be “very” patriotic, a YouGov/The Economist survey released this week found.
survey released this week found.ahead of the Fourth of July weekend, asked respondents how they describe themselves.
Less than half, 40 percent, consider themselves “very” patriotic, followed by 34 percent who consider themselves “somewhat” patriotic. Sixteen percent say they are “not very” patriotic, and ten percent say they are “not at all” patriotic. Republicans are far more likely than Democrats to consider themselves “very” patriotic — 66 percent to Democrats’ 27 percent. Just over one-third, 37 percent, of independents consider themselves “very” patriotic as well.
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