One of the more revealing annual surveys of this phenomenon is conducted each year by the non-partisan Ponemon Institute . The institute’s annual “Privacy Trust Study of the United States Government” probes the views of citizens across the country to gauge their level of trust regarding various federal government agencies.
For the past four years, the U.S. Postal Service has received the highest score . Although that may surprise some people, what should universally shock Americans is the fact that the U.S. Department of Justice is among the least trusted of federal agencies. That’s right — the one government office tasked above all others with maintaining the standards of justice, fairness and privacy , is among the least trusted. Nearly four times more Americans found the Postal Service worthy of their trust than they did Justice.
This is why I voted for him. He “gets” it. Unlike our current megalomaniac President who thinks Government can cure all ills if given enough of your money to do so.
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