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Huffington Post had a glorious headline: "Fox News Most Distrusted Name In News: Poll." I found that totally unbelievable, so I did some digging.  Interestingly, though not surprising, I found some information that gave me to pause.   Incidentally, the pollsters had a more "positive" spin on the headline-theirs simply said "PBS Most Trusted Name In News" The Pollsters, Public Policy Polling, seemed innocuous enough, but the poll didn't make sense, since I remembered gleefully posting to my facebook page last year, the same poll clearly showed Fox was the most trusted.  The current poll clearly states they polled "Voters"...

<p>MADISON - The "most trusted man in America," retired CBS Evening News anchor Walter Cronkite, put aside his journalistic impartiality Tuesday night and issued a blistering dissent to President Bush's decision to wage war with Iraq.</p> <p>At a Drew University forum, Cronkite said he feared the war would not go smoothly, ripped the "arrogance" of Bush and his administration and wondered whether the new U.S. doctrine of "pre-emptive war" might lead to unintended, dire consequences.</p>