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9 11 Still Shapes America's Memory | Orlando News
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Twenty-five years after 9/11, it’s still America’s most defining moment—outpacing even the pandemic in people’s memories. Older adults especially rank it highest, followed by JFK’s assassination and major political milestones like Obama and Trump’s elections. A stark divide exists: Republicans feel safer today than Democrats. Trust in government for safety has dropped from 88% post-9/11 to just 55% now—similar to levels after the 2015 San Bernardino shooting. Firsthand accounts, like FDNY Chief Joseph Pfeifer’s on-scene experience, reveal why this tragedy continues to shape national identity and memory.
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