According to a survey published last [week], 71 per cent of Americans believe the economy will improve during the first year of the Obama presidency and 65 per cent said they think unemployment will drop.I note that Venezuela strongman Hugo Chavez disagrees.
Asked about cash-strapped Wall Street, 72 per cent said they thought the stock market would recover.
Some 63 per cent were confident that their personal financial situation would improve.
'He cannot not succeed. He has to succeed because the world really depends on him right now,' said Richard Kern, 51, who works in a home remodeling business in Bernalillo, New Mexico.
(via The Corner, Little Green Footballs)
2 comments:
Public opinion is formed by the press. The press conducts polls. Pollsters questions are biased. The democrats have a monopoly on the press, controlling a 90% market share.
Conclusion? The opposite will happen.
This could have perhaps also been a "media bias" post.
> who the Venezuelan leader has often called the "devil."
But, but, wouldn't "the devil" have rigged things to stay in office?
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