Ronald Reagan Institute
Coverage of Ronald Reagan Institute in the Nexus archive.
- Young Americans break sharply from older Americans on China threat, new poll finds
Young Americans are significantly less likely than older generations to view China as a major threat, according to the Ronald Reagan Institute Summer Survey. The poll found sharp generational divides on issues like China's spying, military actions, and fentanyl trade, with younger Americans showing lower concern. Despite this, over 80% of Americans remain worried about China's role in fentanyl, spying, and land purchases, as U.S.-China relations seek stabilization after Trump's May summit with Xi Jinping.
- Young Americans break sharply from older Americans on China threat, new poll finds
A new poll reveals a sharp generational divide in U.S. public opinion on China, with younger Americans (18-29) far less likely than those 65+ to view China as a major threat. Concern levels differ significantly on issues like spying, military actions against Taiwan, technology theft, and fentanyl. Despite the divide, over 80% of Americans across all ages remain concerned about China's role in fentanyl flows and land purchases.
- Even the Ronald Reagan Institute doesn’t believe the ‘waste, fraud and abuse’ baloney
The Ronald Reagan Institute does not support claims of 'waste, fraud and abuse' in government spending. The article highlights this issue as critically important to the future of U.S. democracy.