Category: anti-government polling data

Majority of Americans would rather be ‘ruled’ by random people from the phone book than by Current Congress

More Americans are waking up to how corrupt the government is. According to a new Rasmussen poll, 54% of likely United States voters believe that a group of people randomly selected from the phone book would do a better job of ‘governing’ than the current Congress. Just 27% of voters believe Congress is doing a better …

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Amid elite claims that misinformation is rampant, just 14% of people trust mainstream news to be accurate.

A neww poll by the American Press Institute and The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research finds that just fourteen percent of the U.S. population trusts the news media to deliver accurate information. More Americans admit they believe in astrology. See here. This although today’s academic, government, corporate, and news leaders now decry misinformation” as a …

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Modern government is supported ONLY by elites

Rasmussen Polling 2024. Veteran pollster Scott Rasmussen surveyed a group of Americans he calls the elite 1% earlier this year. Rasmussen was astounded at the stark differences between the opinions of elites and the rest of the population. “The elite 1%—individuals who make over $150,000 a year, live in densely populated areas, and have postgraduate degrees—are overwhelmingly …

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Just 22 percent of Americans have a positive opinion of the U.S. government.

The Pew Research Center released data from their American Trends Panel survey on Thursday, which found only 22 percent of adults have a positive opinion of the federal government. Even Democrats, the most fanatically pro-government extremist segment of the population, report declining sentiments toward the federal government. Just 32% of Democrats report positive views of the federal …

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Polling reveals that Americans have never had less trust in “institutions.”

Polling reveals that Americans have never had less trust in “institutions.”  For 50 years, Gallup has routinely asked people how much they trust major media outlets.  Over time, those who say they have absolutely no trust in mainstream media went from being the smallest segment of the population to the largest segment of the population. …

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Never has a college degree been more worthless than today.

New Study finds employers are now LESS LIKELY to hire an employee with a college degree than they are to hire one without. Newsweek. Dec. 19, 2023. According to the Freedom Economy Index, an overwhelming 91 percent of the 70,000 small businesses they surveyed said colleges are not “graduating students with relevant skills that today’s business …

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Polls show young people have been duped regarding Kennedy assassination.

Newsweek. Nov. 22, 2023: “Generation Z Americans are significantly more likely to believe Lee Harvey Oswald was solely responsible for the assassination of President John F. Kennedy than their older compatriots, according to a new poll conducted exclusively for Newsweek.” This shows the power of government supported, government supporting, mainstream news and history. Just as those …

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Does Government have the consent of the governed?

Polling finds fewer Americans support basic freedoms.

Charlottesville, VA. October 2023. Now that “the left” (code for government and pro-government forces) is in control of all American institutions, the electorate has become more divided than ever. A recent University of Virginia Center for Politics survey finds that “Partisan Desires Override Support for Constitutional Freedoms and American Values.” “Roughly half (52% Biden voters, …

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In 50 years, Americans who distrust mainstream media went from the smallest segment of society to the largest.

Gallup has been asking the same questions about Americans’ trust in institutions for 50 years. Gallup’s most recent poll shows that Americans who have no trust in media (a record 39%) remain the largest segment of American society. Trust in mainstream news was at an all-time high around 1975. But it was about that time …

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