United States of Angst: Americans Stressed, Depressed, Polls Show
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This here, folks, is what I call a damn useless poll.
For example, the article, United States of Angst: Americans stressed, depressed, polls show, clearly states:
"The University of Chicago survey published Wednesday found people reporting at least one significant "negative life event" jumped from 88 percent to 92 percent since 1991."
Well, I'm no genius but I'd venture to say without a doubt that 100 percent of all people have had at least one "negative life event." Anyone who hasn't had one, please raise your hand we all want to talk to you!
The poll goes on to claim that more folks can't afford medial care, and are unemployed -- and fewer folks have health insurance -- all vastly different than in the good `ol days of the early 1990s. Well, I guess you can just chalk that up to the inability of some people to shake off the dirge of reckless Clintonomics that eventually fostered an economic environment which trashed the market and caused the bust at the end of the 90s. Oh no, that just won't go down well out in Left field.
NEWSBYTE
United States of Angst: Americans stressed, depressed, polls show
(AFP) New Year is supposed to be a time of hope and fresh starts -- but more and more Americans seem to be stressed out, miserable and depressed, according to two new opinion polls. One long term survey shows that personal misery among Americans is at its highest levels since the early 1990s, with people saddled with woes over healthcare, unemployment, paying bills and romance. Read full story.
TENSION: US of Angst
GRAVITY: Just don't spend it all in one store
Tags: In The News, Politics, economics, polls
COMMENTARY
This here, folks, is what I call a damn useless poll.
For example, the article, United States of Angst: Americans stressed, depressed, polls show, clearly states:
"The University of Chicago survey published Wednesday found people reporting at least one significant "negative life event" jumped from 88 percent to 92 percent since 1991."
Well, I'm no genius but I'd venture to say without a doubt that 100 percent of all people have had at least one "negative life event." Anyone who hasn't had one, please raise your hand we all want to talk to you!
The poll goes on to claim that more folks can't afford medial care, and are unemployed -- and fewer folks have health insurance -- all vastly different than in the good `ol days of the early 1990s. Well, I guess you can just chalk that up to the inability of some people to shake off the dirge of reckless Clintonomics that eventually fostered an economic environment which trashed the market and caused the bust at the end of the 90s. Oh no, that just won't go down well out in Left field.
NEWSBYTE
United States of Angst: Americans stressed, depressed, polls show
(AFP) New Year is supposed to be a time of hope and fresh starts -- but more and more Americans seem to be stressed out, miserable and depressed, according to two new opinion polls. One long term survey shows that personal misery among Americans is at its highest levels since the early 1990s, with people saddled with woes over healthcare, unemployment, paying bills and romance. Read full story.
TENSION: US of Angst
GRAVITY: Just don't spend it all in one store
Tags: In The News, Politics, economics, polls
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