How Do Americans Feel about the Future of Our Country?

Americans are generally pessimistic about their country's future. They feel that in the coming years, every positive thing about their country would come to an end. Respondents in focus groups believe that if they do not have American citizenship, they will be deported to their respective countries. The implementation procedure will take place as a result of the new guidelines that America appears to be adopting from its new president.  I am assured that the focus group respondents are giving qualitative data rather than quantitative data as their claims are well supported by recent news of American and its presidential suites. The information they are given has a backup from the newspaper and all the publishing journals in America. The data they are providing have supportive evidence. Also, the respondents have documents to support their qualitative data.

Question Three

I have discovered that the focus respondents are against the president being in the white house. They feel that their life will be miserable and some of the rights they enjoy in their country may come to a halt. The focus group respondents were sampled to represent the general views of the whole country. In so doing, it is evident that a greater part of America is the president who is in the White House.

Question Four

The information will help me during the period that the president will be in the white house. I have to understand that carrying out the duties in white will not be a smooth road for the president and he will have to use more skills and knowledge to undertake his functions and manifestoes. The respondents have provided various grievances. The information they have provided will be of great use during the next presidential elections as I will ensure that the running president includes the information in the manifestoes, in so doing we will achieve another chance to govern America.