How do individuals feel about the general state of the nation In The United States?
Regular citizens are distracted by politics and oblivious to public policy in the United States. They tend not to worry if their poorly informed preferences do not influence policy production. Conceivably, economic influential and interest assemblage leaders enjoy more significant policy proficiency than ordinary citizens. Perhaps they better recognize which strategies will benefit everybody, and perhaps they pursue the common good more moderately than selfishly when determining which procedures to





