Polls: Americans Apprehensive About 2007
By Lee Webb
CBN News
January 2, 2007
CBNNews -- WASHINGTON -- Americans have some serious concerns about the New Year, according to a poll conducted by the Associated Press and America Online News.
Six in ten believe terrorists will strike the U.S. again this year, and the same percentage believes terrorists will use a biological or nuclear weapon elsewhere in the world.
Seventy percent expect a major natural disaster this year, and 70 percent also expect global warming to get worse.
Only 29 percent think the U.S. will withdraw its troops from Iraq, and one in four anticipate the Second Coming of Jesus Christ this year.
By Lee Webb
CBN News
January 2, 2007
CBNNews -- WASHINGTON -- Americans have some serious concerns about the New Year, according to a poll conducted by the Associated Press and America Online News.
Six in ten believe terrorists will strike the U.S. again this year, and the same percentage believes terrorists will use a biological or nuclear weapon elsewhere in the world.
Seventy percent expect a major natural disaster this year, and 70 percent also expect global warming to get worse.
Only 29 percent think the U.S. will withdraw its troops from Iraq, and one in four anticipate the Second Coming of Jesus Christ this year.
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