一项新的调查显示，大多数美国人表示，政治形势已经发生了巨大变化，以至于他们现在感觉自己像是“我们国家的陌生人”。
该发现是Axios /调查猴子对来自全国2800多名美国成年人进行的民意调查的一部分。该调查于10月17日至10月20日进行，建模误差估计为2.5个百分点。
总体而言，接受调查的60％的成年人说，他们同意这样的说法：“情况发生了很大变化，以至于我在自己的国家经常感到陌生。” 24％的受访者表示，他们“完全”同意该声明，而34％的受访者说，“大多数”同意该声明。
尽管过往的民主党人比共和党人更多，但政治通道两旁的成年人基本上都同意这种观点。超过70％的向民主党倾斜的受访者表示，与共和党的52％相比，他们现在在自己的土地上感觉像陌生人。接受调查的多数美国成年人谁都不认同任何一方，也同意这一说法。
整个美国人除了感觉自己在自己的土地上像陌生人一样，对整个国家的事态感到愤怒。总体而言，接受调查的人中有67％的人对事情的发展感到沮丧，尽管民主党人（81％）的感觉比共和党人（57％）的感觉还糟。
此外，调查发现，美国人现在比五年前（唐纳德·特朗普当选总统之前）更加愤怒。
根据民意测验，有62％的受访者表示，他们发现自己对时事和政治的愤怒比以往更多。尽管近四分之三的民意测验者都这么认为，但即使是大多数共和党人（57％）也同意这一观点。
特朗普的支持率在美国成年人中也处于水下。在接受调查的人中，有一半以上（54％）不同意特朗普如何处理总统职务，而只有44％的人赞成。
此次民意调查是在众议院民主党人对特朗普进行弹inquiry调查的同时全力进行的。众议院议员于10月31日投票，通过举行公开听证会将调查范围扩大到全国关注的焦点。
特朗普在很大程度上将弹each调查视作毫无根据的“民主女巫狩猎”。但是民意调查显示，自从9月下旬开始调查以来，公众支持将他免职。事实上，美国人在水门丑闻期间提出弹Trump特朗普的想法要比对前总统理查德·尼克松的弹劾要快得多。
调查始于有报道称特朗普试图向乌克兰总统沃洛德米尔·泽伦斯基（Volodymyr Zelenskiy）施加压力，要求其调查拜登和他的儿子亨特，以调查特朗普所谓的（无证据）是腐败的商业交易。该举报首先是在举报人向情报机构监察长提交的投诉中详述的，举报人对特朗普“正在利用其办公室的权力在2020年美国大选中寻求外国的干预”表示担忧。特朗普承认他和泽伦斯基在7月25日的电话会议上讨论了拜登一家，但否认有任何犯罪行为。
MOST AMERICANS SAY THINGS HAVE CHANGED SO MUCH THEY FEEL LIKE A 'STRANGER IN MY OWN COUNTRY,' ACCORDING TO NEW POLL
A majority of Americans say that the political landscape has changed so much that they now feel like "a stranger in my own country," according to a new survey.
The findings are part of an Axios/Survey Monkey poll of over 2,800 U.S. adults from around the country. The survey was conducted from October 17 to October 20 and has a modeled error estimate of 2.5 percentage points.
Overall, 60 percent of adults polled said they agreed with the statement that "things have changed so much that I often feel like a stranger in my own country." Twenty-four percent of respondents said they "completely" agreed with the declaration and 34 percent said they "mostly" agreed with it.
Adults from both sides of the political aisle largely agreed with that view, though more Democrats felt that way than Republicans. Over 70 percent of respondents who lean Democrat said they now feel like strangers in their own land compared with 52 percent of Republicans. A majority of U.S. adults polled who do not identify with either party also agreed with the statement.
Along with feeling like strangers in their own land, Americans as a whole are angry with the way things are going in the country. Overall, 67 percent of those polled were upset with how things are going, though more Democrats (81 percent) felt that way than Republicans (57 percent).
Plus, the survey found that Americans are feeling angrier now than they did five years ago—before Donald Trump was elected president.
According to the poll, 62 percent of those polled said they find themselves feeling angrier with current events and politics more often today than they used to. While nearly three-quarters of Democrats polled felt that way, even a majority of Republicans (57 percent) agreed with the sentiment.