The American Spectator
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66% Informative
Gallup released a survey to find out which professions are the most trusted in the country.
Among the 23 occupations mentioned in the list, coincidentally, neither sociologists nor pollsters appear.
At the bottom of the list are television reporters, journalists, congressmen, and lobbyists.
The only profession that raises its average confidence rating, even if only by 2 percent , are state officeholders, and that’s because there are too many of them.
Make government small again and you’ll avoid statistical mirages, says Itxu Díaz .
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