Americans Growing More Concerned About Threats at Home
Americans are worried about our weakening democracy and political polarization.
Interestingly, a larger number of Americans perceive issues like weakening democracy and political polarization, which are internal threats, to be more critical than foreign adversaries, a contrast that underscores the unique concerns of the American public.
The recent events underscore the persistent volatility and dangers present in the international landscape, highlighting the precarious nature of global peace and security.
These developments serve as a stark reminder of the continuous threat posed by violence, war, and terrorism to global stability.
Robert Gates, who served as U.S. Secretary of Defense under Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, has recently articulated in Foreign Affairs the serious security challenges faced by the United States.
He contends that the nation is confronting some of the most severe threats to its security in recent history, if not ever.
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