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  • Americans are losing trust in almost every major profession, with doctors and police taking the biggest hits

    02/01/2024 5:04:51 PM PST · by george76 · 49 replies
    Blaze News ^ | FEBRUARY 01, 2024 | ANDREW CHAPADOS
    Americans have lost trust in some of the most important roles in a society, including those in the medical industry, teaching, and especially positions of institutional power. A Gallup poll in Honesty and Ethics conducted at the end of 2023 asked 800 respondents to rate the ethical standards of and their overall trust in a series of professions. "How you would rate the honesty and ethical standards of people in these different fields?" the survey asked. In terms of "very high" trust, all professions but one took a hit compared to previous years. The poll measured the downward trends dating...
  • America’s Most And Least Trusted Professions

    01/12/2023 8:54:05 PM PST · by SeekAndFind · 38 replies
    Nation and State ^ | 01/12/2023 | Tyler Durden
    Some occupations have a better reputation for honesty than others. As Statista's Katharina Buchholz reports, Gallup examines the issue in a reoccurring poll showing that nurses are the most trusted professionals in the United States, followed by doctors and pharmacists.They have actually topped the ranking for two decades and were regarded as highly honest and ethical by 79 percent of respondents in 2022, down from a coronavirus high of 89 percent in 2020.You will find more infographics at StatistaOther than the healthcare sector, trusted professionals in the eyes of Americans also come from the fields of teaching, the judiciary and...
  • The Cities Creating The Most High-Wage Jobs

    07/03/2017 8:06:46 PM PDT · by 2ndDivisionVet · 18 replies
    Forbes ^ | June 26, 2017 | Joel Kotkin and Michael Shires
    As the country moves toward full employment, at least as economists define it, the quality of jobs has replaced joblessness as the primary concern. With wages still stagnant, rising an anemic 2.5% in the year to May, the biggest challenge for most parts of the U.S. is not getting more people into the workforce but rather driving the creation of the types of jobs that can sustain a middle-class quality of life. To that end, the key sector to watch is business and professional services. By far the nation’s largest high-wage sector -- including such fields as law, accounting, architecture,...
  • Evan Sayet: How Liberals Reach the Tops of Their Professions

    07/31/2014 5:53:08 PM PDT · by Nachum · 14 replies
    Youtube ^ | 7/31/14
    f the Modern Liberal is in fact as stupid as I believe him to be, then how is one to explain the fact that so many Liberals rise to the very pinnacle of their professions? If Nancy Pelosi is stupid, how did she become the Speaker of the House of Representatives? If Katie Couric is stupid, how did she become the most recent recipient of the Walter Cronkite award for “excellence” in television journalism. If Henry Gates and Ward Churchill are stupid, how did they become tenured professors? In this short video, I explain the otherwise
  • What’s the matter with Congress? Not enough farmers and cowboys (interactive)

    01/20/2013 8:09:16 AM PST · by leprechaun9 · 10 replies
    Yahoo News ^ | Jan 17, 2013 | Chris Wilson
    Most Americans seem to agree that Congress is seeped in a primordial soup of dysfunction, to put it lightly.
  • Ghost Johnny’s Profession

    03/03/2011 1:24:47 PM PST · by Revski · 2 replies
    Youtube ^ | 3-3-2011 | Revski
    This is true and other EVP’s I have of Johnny saying he was a general laborer and his work killed him in the 1910 and this took place in the Clay County Florida!
  • A Few of FR's Finest....Every Day....09-02 thru 09-05-05....Labor Day 2005

    09/02/2005 10:57:44 AM PDT · by DollyCali · 150 replies · 1,516+ views
    DollyCali | September 2, 2005 | DollyCali
    A Few of FR's Finest....Every Day Free Republic made its debut in September, 1996, and the forum was added in early 1997.   Over 100,000 people have registered for posting privileges on Free Republic, and the forum is read daily by tens of thousands of concerned citizens and patriots from all around the country and the world. A Few of FR's Finest....Every Day was introduced on June 24, 2002. It's only a small room in JimRob's house where we can get to know one another a little better; salute and support our military and our leaders; pray for those in...
  • Doctor-lawmaker

    03/01/2005 11:45:13 AM PST · by justiceseeker93 · 6 replies · 352+ views
    Chicago Sun-Times ^ | Feb. 20, 2005 | Bob Novak
    Newly elected Republican Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma is facing the same ethics charges leveled by the same literal-minded staffer who nearly forced him out of the House of Representatives seven years ago. In 1997, the House Ethics Committee ruled that Dr. Coburn could return weekly to Muskogee, Oklahoma to deliver babies despite ethics regulations intended to prevent lawmakers from practicing medicine on the side. Robert L. Walker has moved from the staff of the House to the Senate Ethics Committee and is contending that stiffer Senate regulations prohibit Coburn from practicing his obstetrician's trade. A compromise is being sought...
  • What Women Want

    09/20/2004 7:25:33 PM PDT · by farmfriend · 132 replies · 2,613+ views
    Tech Central Station ^ | 09/17/2004 | Val MacQueen
    What Women Want By Val MacQueen A high-ranking British woman doctor, Professor Carol Black, president of the Royal College of Physicians, has warned that the British medical profession is shedding the prestige in which it was once held. She ascribes the diminution of respect to the high percentage of women who have entered the profession over the past 20 years. Indeed, she is right to be concerned. Consider teaching. Fifty years ago, when most teachers were male, teaching was accorded the status of "profession." Now, with the great majority of teachers in Britain and Europe being women, teaching has seen...
  • Ruling Class War

    09/10/2004 10:29:38 PM PDT · by neverdem · 6 replies · 396+ views
    NY Times ^ | September 11, 2004 | DAVID BROOKS
    There are two sorts of people in the information-age elite, spreadsheet people and paragraph people. Spreadsheet people work with numbers, wear loafers and support Republicans. Paragraph people work with prose, don't shine their shoes as often as they should and back Democrats. C.E.O.'s are classic spreadsheet people. According to a sample gathered by PoliticalMoneyLine in July, the number of C.E.O.'s donating funds to Bush's campaign is five times the number donating to Kerry's. Professors, on the other hand, are classic paragraph people and lean Democratic. Eleven academics gave to the Kerry campaign for every 1 who gave to Bush's. Actors...