Oldandtired
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The top is 27-30%
The bottom is 21%-23%
A significant enough gap. What is more interesting is the trends though - only one source shows a continious upward trend over the years and that is NPR. Only one. I wonder why? (I'm not being sarcastic - I really do wonder because every other one declined).
Let's look at the chart:
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We see that MSNBC, NBC, ABC and FOX are all at the same level credibility wise.
Are you trying to argue one percentage point is a huge seperation?
Even 30% is a really low figure and it was the highest given.
What the study shows me is most people don't believe the news, period.
Agree, but keep in mind there are those trying to make Fox out to be more believable than most other sources.
Sadly...you refer to a poll of "believability"....
Truth is...in todays age....when someone lies inj public, it gets out in one hour.
The real issue..and one that this poll does NOT address is the issue of what one reports.
Not reporting that the Pres has a man on his staff that referred toi himself as a communist is not lying...it is not reporting on something that should be reported on...but it is not lying.
So that poll is not at all relevant to the real issue.....
WHY DID THE MSM not know about Jones?
Why did 2 kids need to expose Acorn...and why did it take the MSM a week to follow up on it?
WHy did the MSM not report on Dunn?
Before Obama, if a candidate farted, it was news. If a candidate used a racial slur, he was a goner. If a candidate referred to color, he was done for the campaign. If he was found to have smoked pot when he was a kid, it was a week long news story. Gary Hart waws on a boat called Monkey Business and his campaign ended the next day...even though he did nothing wrong.
But....Obama does cocaine and writes about it and it is not on the newsd...He refers to color in his speeches and books and nada.....he has Van Jones and no one reports on his past....
So please....lets not talkj about believability....lets talk about NOT REPORTING.