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Cenk Uygur talks about a new NY Times/CBS News poll showing that Americans oppose weakening the collective bargaining rights of public employee unions by a margin of 2 to 1. Among other things a majority of Americans believe public employees are not overpaid (rather they are paid the right amount or they are actually underpaid).
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Pollster Scott Rasmussen of Rasmussen Reports addresses a new Gallup poll analyzing Americans’ opinions on gun control laws. Support for gun control laws in 2009 is at an all time low with only 39% of Americans in favor of stricter gun control laws and 50% actively opposing stricter gun control laws. Moreover, only 28% of American favor a ban on handguns and only 44% say that laws concerning arms sales should be more strict, down five points from last year.
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Dr. Marvin Olasky, Editor in Chief of World Magazine and Provost of The King’s College in New York City, interviews Scott Rasmussen, founder and President of Rasmussen Reports, as part of The King’s College Distinguished Visitor Series.
Pollster Scott Rasmussen of Rasmussen Reports addresses a new poll analyzing Americans’ opinions on increased gun and ammo consumption. Scott Rasmussen, founder and president of Rasmussen Reports, joins Ginny Simone on The Daily News to discuss a recent poll reflecting the reasons behind rising gun and ammunition sales across the country. Fifty-seven percent of Americans attribute the upswing to fear that the Obama administration will restrict their gun freedoms, while only a minority considers crime to be the primary motivating factor. Rasmussen cites a widespread feeling that the government is willing to intervene in all levels of American life.
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