Topic: Jeffrey Jones - CSMonitor.com

USA Update Are your taxes fair? Increasingly, Americans say no.

On Monday, both sides in the ideological battle over spending and taxes are seeking to reinforce the divide – with a 'red tape tower' and a federal taxpayer receipt.

Decoder Wire Why President Obama's approval ratings are falling (+video)

Vox News Why Dick Morris is out at Fox, but Karl Rove survives

Voters say they're not better off than four years ago. Trouble for Obama?

GOP leader offers advice for addressing Mitt Romney's likability problem

Louisiana primary keeps Santorum’s hopes alive as Gingrich, Paul fade

Louisiana primary: Last chance for Rick Santorum to stay viable in the race?

'Most admired' list: Gingrich up, Palin down; Obama, Clinton still No. 1

Is Canada becoming a climate change renegade?

Labor Day struggle for unions and Obama

Latest poll: Is Rick Perry now a shoo-in?

Why Obama is pumping up his rhetoric

Bad news for Obama in Gallup polls – even before stocks plummeted

GOP presidential hopefuls dance around climate change

Mitt Romney pulling away from crowded GOP field, poll shows

Obstacles to Obama's reelection, starting with low public opinion

Why is Glenn Beck leaving his Fox News show?

Stephen Colbert-Jon Stewart rally: Might TV duo affect Election 2010?

Gallup poll shows just how pumped Republicans are for midterms

Gallup poll: Obama in statistical tie against anyone else for 2012 presidency

As health care reform bill advances, public support slips

'Obama's war' in Afghanistan could be politically precarious

Sarah Palin, John Edwards slide in polls, Gallup says

Democrats losing independents. Republicans can only smile.

Obama starts to attract Clinton voters