July 14, 2008
Americans Rate Personal Lives Well, U.S. Poorly
Despite the small percentage of Americans who say they are satisfied with the way things are going in the United States (15%), a large majority (86%) say they are very (46%) or somewhat satisfied (40%) with their personal lives.
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