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Posted by Larry Doyle on January 22nd, 2010 12:42 PM |
America is pissed off. Tremendous grasp of the obvious, right? Well just how pissed off is America?
Thank you to a new friend of Sense on Cents for sharing a recent survey taken by the Opinion Research Corporation addressing America’s general lack of trust with Wall Street and corporate officers.
Pretty sorry state of affairs when a large percentage of America thinks our financial and corporate executives are a pack of liars. No surprise that America wants greater protection from this deception and deceit.
Keep coming to Sense on Cents to get armed and protected as we collectively navigate the economic landscape. On that note, let’s look deeper at what America is saying: (more…)
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