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Poll: Traditional Media Growing More Unbelievable by Day

By Brian Brawdy | Published: August 14, 2010

Yet again, a poll shows statistically what most of us already know personally. The numbers of those that believe traditional media outlets are believable are dwindling fast. Many in the Needia are leaking credibility faster than day one of the BP oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. More and more Americans view TV and [...]

Posted in Breaking News & Commentary, Low Lifes Making Headlines, Media, Politics and Political Parties | Also tagged American People, BP, gallup, gulf disaster, media outlets, midnight ride, oil disaster, oil rig explosion, paul revere, politics, public relations arms, town crier | 1 Comment

Poll: Americans Fed Up with the Federal Government

By Brian Brawdy | Published: July 16, 2010

Now that the BP oil explosion has allegedly been contained, seems the next thing the federal government and the gang in Washington may want to cap is the bubbling American angst. You needn’t dive miles beneath the surface of the Gulf of Mexico to detect the growing distrust many Americans feel towards Congress and the [...]

Posted in Breaking News & Commentary, Constitution, Politics and Political Parties, Survival and Emergency Preparedness | Also tagged Afghanistan, BP, british petroleum, Congress, Disaster/Accident, earthquake, Economics, Federal government, gallup, Gang, Geyser, Gulf of Mexico, gulf oil spill, Iraq, magnitude 3.6, Natural Disaster, oil explosion, Oil spill, politics, poor healthcare, Social Issues, Unemployment, United States Capitol, Washington, White House | Leave a comment

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