A new nationwide poll shows what attributes the public deems necessary for being American — and where partisans disagree the most.
Topping respondents' list for being "very necessary" to being American were: following the law (81 percent), supporting the Constitution (77 percent) and paying taxes (75 percent). Those attributes received majority support from people affiliated with both parties in the survey of 1,990 registered voters.
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