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More than half of Americans—56 percent—say they're not proud of the country

usnews.com — Those are some pretty scathing numbers, according to the second annual poll on leadership conducted for U.S. News and Harvard University's Center for Public Leadership. And they don't just reflect Americans' disgust with politicians this election season or a knee-jerk reaction to an event.

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