Poll Reveals Nuanced US Views on Independence Day Ahead of 250th Anniversary

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A Reuters/Ipsos poll indicates 80% of Americans plan to celebrate July 4th, but 57% view it primarily as a day off.
The survey also found 38% doubt the US will exist as a single country in 250 years, reflecting current political divisions.

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A Reuters/Ipsos poll indicates 80% of Americans plan to celebrate July 4th, but 57% view it primarily as a day off. The survey also found 38% doubt the US will exist as a single country in 250 years, reflecting current political divisions.

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