A Year Into USAID’s Wreckage, the Public Wants a Chisel, Not an Axe
An Echelon/Rockefeller survey of 2,000 voters found eight in ten prefer fixing foreign aid to killing it — including the survey’s most skeptical Trump-aligned voters. What most opposition rested on, the data suggest, was a wild overestimate of the cost: people guess 20 percent; it’s one.