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Trump Didn't Politicize The Smithsonian; He's Responding To Those Who Did...
Trump Didn't Politicize The Smithsonian; He's Responding To Those Who Did...
Authored by Jody Edward Ginn via The Epoch Times,
Museums have long occupied a rare and enviable position in American life: they have been trusted. While confidence in nearly every other major institution has cratered, museums have quietly held the line.
The numbers tell the story.
Fewer than one in five Americans express confidence in newspapers, television news, big business, or Congress, which bottoms out at 8 percent. Trust in the mass media sits at a record low of 31 percent.
Museums, by...
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