Across most groups, majorities say U.S. is stronger when it acknowledges its historical flaws | Pew Research Center

August 25, 2020

Trump and Biden supporters differ sharply on acknowledging the nation’s historical flaws

Across most groups, majorities say U.S. is stronger when it acknowledges its historical flaws

Across most groups, majorities say U.S. is stronger when it acknowledges its historical flaws

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Trump and Biden supporters differ sharply on acknowledging the nation’s historical flaws
Across most groups, majorities say U.S. is stronger when it acknowledges its historical flaws
Younger voters more likely to say U.S. success has more to do with its ability to change
Biden supporters far more likely than Trump supporters to link U.S. success to its ability to change
Most voters say it makes U.S. stronger to acknowledge its historical flaws