New Zogby Poll...all about trustworthiness of Americans

[Bandit]

Just took part in a new Zogby Poll which was all about trustworthiness. It was a bit different than most polls in that in several places instead of answering multiple choice it allowed you to give your own thoughts on the subject. It asked about the Media, the Government, Corporations, and American society in general. For a poll like this to even be generated there has to be some concern that a portion of Americans do not trust what they see and hear from all sources. It was one poll I was happy to take. I think the results of this poll are going to make the news....

[Rabrrrrrr]

1. While it is sad we have come to a time of untrustworthiness,

I am glad that the fact of the matter is making its way into Zogby, and will soon make its way into the public discourse.

The long, 30+ years of this republican nightmare just might be on the way out!

[alfredo]

2. It felt good to voice my opinions in my own words.

[NEOhiodemocrat]

3. I took it last night

only problem was limiting the write in sections to the two or three ways you were asked that (government, corporations, media etc.) could make them self more trustworthy. After 'listening' in on DU for last year or so, I could write a book! Thanks for the education guys.

[LetsGoMurphys]

4. strange

I usually get the survey in my email, yet I have not received it.

[Ian David]

5. How many times did you use the phrase, "Impeach Bush"...

when they asked for suggestions?

I said that a lot.

[bdamomma]

6. Yes I took that poll

also, it was very interesting. Honesty and Truth, are out the window, we have to get it back.

[marions ghost]

7. this poll to me

appears to be concerned with finding out about the loss of media credibility primarily. Seems to be asking (in several questions), do you trust internet news sources as much or more than mainstream media ? Then to correleate this with amount of "trust" in the gov't.

Well, I guess they want to know. If I were answering this poll I would indicate 0 trust in the media.