I&I/TIPP Poll: Trust In Media In A Freefall, But Especially Among Conservatives
Terry Jones, Editor of Issues & Insights, discusses the results of the latest I&I/TIPP poll on media trust.
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The established media today limits the various narratives that we, as Americans, have and can voice. This has helped in the division that we are currently experiencing within the United States. At tippinsights, we believe that the people's voice is the most important, and we hope that the media will return to serve the agenda of the people rather than the elite.
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