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'''Public opinion''' is the views of a group of people on a given issue. Public opinion is measured through polls and is found by politicians who listen closely to their constituents.  The American philosophy of [[Republicanism]] depends on the "consent of the governed" (as stated in the ''Declaration of independence''), so public opinion ultimately shapes all democratic decisions, whether wise or folly.  
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'''Public opinion''' is the views of a group of people on a given issue. The state of public opinion (since 1935) is measured through polls, and has always been sought by politicians who listen closely to their constituents.  The American philosophy of [[Republicanism]] depends on the "consent of the governed" (as stated in the ''Declaration of independence''), so public opinion ultimately shapes all democratic decisions, whether wise or folly.  
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