Here's What Americans Fear More Than Terrorism

Nearly two in three Americans are more concerned they will be the victim of gun violence than the victim of a terror attack, according to a McClatchy/Marist poll released Wednesday. 

However, that fear seems to be somewhat rooted in their party allegiances. Seventy-seven percent of Democrats and 64 percent of independents are more fearful they will be a victim of gun violence than a terror attack. By contrast, 45 percent of Republicans are more scared of being a victim of gun violence. A majority -- 50 percent -- are more concerned about being the victim of a terrorist attack.