American Attitudes toward Government
Public trust in the federal government has generally declined from its mid-1900s peak, though trust levels vary significantly depending on which specific institution is asked about: Americans have often expressed more confidence in the military or the Supreme Court than in Congress, for example. These attitudes are not fixed: they shift over time in response to specific events, economic conditions, and which party currently holds power, so any single poll result is a snapshot of a particular moment, not a permanent fact about how Americans feel.
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