As the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo grows into the third-largest on record, new polling suggests Americans see outbreak prevention abroad as a core U.S. interest—not a partisan issue. In this special episode, we break down a new Echelon Insights survey commissioned by The Rockefeller Foundation showing 75% of Americans support restoring U.S. aid to help contain Ebola in the DRC, alongside near-universal support (90%) for funding overseas disease-prevention programs. We also unpack the key context behind the outbreak, why experts say early detection matters, and what the poll reveals about how Americans think about foreign aid when the stakes are public health and national security.
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