离美国总统大选还有大半年,现在还不可能明确地知道谁将被提名代表各主要政党,更不用说知道谁将是白宫的第四十五位主人。但此时对美国超过3.2亿居民的心情进行评估并没有操之过急,那些对于最终将会获胜的人有意义的东西,对于世界上大多数人来说就是一部无休止的政治肥皂剧。如今在美国的主导情绪是一种过度焦虑,如果不是彻底愤怒的话。《华盛顿邮报》最近发表了一组包含四个部分的系列文章,揭示出了对华尔街、穆斯林、 Six months before the U.S. presidential election, it is impossible to know exactly who will be nominated for the major political parties, let alone know who will be the 45th host of the White House. But at the moment there is no rush to assess the mood of more than 320 million U.S. residents. Those that are meaningful to those who will eventually win are a never ending political soap opera for most people in the world. The dominant mood in the United States today is an over-anxiety, if not total anger. The Washington Post recently published a series of four-part series of articles that shed light on Wall Street, Muslims,