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Survey Says: Majority Think Government Corrupt, Disagree Who Can Fix It
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Survey Says: Majority Think Government Corrupt, Disagree Who Can Fix It
By Dave Workman A new Rasmussen survey released Tuesday reveals that four out of five likely voters believe corruption is a problem in Washington,. D.C. but they disagree on who can fix the problem. Of the 80 percent who say government is corrupt, 44 percent think it is “very corrupt.” And Republicans need to be careful, because Rasmussen says 43 percent of survey respondents think Democrats can handle the issues of government better, while 41 p…
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