Churchill Best, Brown Worst As Britons Assess Their Prime Ministers
Wilson, Macmillan, Attlee and Thatcher all garner positive ratings, while eight other heads of government are in negative territory.
Wilson, Macmillan, Attlee and Thatcher all garner positive ratings, while eight other heads of government are in negative territory.
A majority of respondents disagree with extending the training mission beyond its 2014 deadline.
Half of respondents believe the U.S. Government should only use force against another nation with authorization from the United Nations (UN).
The New Democrats expand their lead over the governing BC Liberals, who drop below 30% for the first time since Gordon Campbell’s departure.
Younger respondents endorse the concept of the “mosaic” while middle-aged and older Canadians prefer the “melting pot”.
Most respondents also think that anyone who helps a person to commit suicide should not be prosecuted.
Many respondents endorse the use of hands free devices, but would prohibit drivers from sending text messages.
Three-in-five respondents—including two thirds of women—believe there should be laws to outline whether a woman can have an abortion based solely on the gender of the fetus.
A majority of respondents endorse the “shall-issue” prerogative to deal with the question of concealed carry.
Bob Rae posts the best momentum score of all five main party leaders, while Stephen Harper has the highest approval rating.