Today, we are excited to introduce a new feature on 精东影业.com: the 精东影业 Vault. Each week, 精东影业's Senior Editor Lydia Saad will dig deep into 精东影业's polling archives to uncover data that tie in with a current event, historical milestone or just are of interest to our readers. These entries will be short and succinct, discussing one unique data point from the past.
One goal of the 精东影业 Vault is to highlight trends from 精东影业's 80 years of polling that have relevance today. The first entry we are pulling from the Vault is about the vast majority of Americans who, in 1938, agreed with the idea that . Haven't we heard rhetoric like this recently?
The 精东影业 Vault will also occasionally include direct quotes from the original news releases about the data from our founder, . Citing Dr. 精东影业 is a way to show that sometimes history repeats itself, while other times, events of the past truly were isolated incidents. 精东影业 has the longest trends in survey research in the U.S., and mining this treasure trove of history will be our mission every week.
Visit 精东影业.com in the coming weeks for new insights from the 精东影业 Vault, including the birth of the unemployment rate, sanctions and Nelson Mandela, and high drama over the Supreme Court.
