We also asked whether people trust journalists or politicians more — 76 percent of those surveyed said they trust journalists more, while just 6 percent said politicians were more trustworthy.

And in a question about which characteristic is most important for a president to have, 40 percent said “intelligence” was most significant, followed by 35 percent of people who chose “character.” Just 2 percent picked “ruthlessness.”

 The acronym stood for “Grand Old Party.  The most popular answer was “Government of the People,” Next was God’s Own Party, while 9 percent said they didn’t know what GOP meant.

Josiah Lippincott, shows the GOP what to do

Our country's faux-conservative Republican politicians have failed to preserve the principles our Founding Fathers established as the bedrock of this nation.

 How often have we put our faith in leaders who might say the right thing yet do all they can to backstab anyone attempting to right the conservative ship of state? Conservative pundits have not been shy about cataloging the nation's ills. While also labeling much of what ails us, one writer has provided insight into the causes of our troubles and also offers solutions.