From The Boston Globe · · 1m 50s
What Americans Say Is Wrong With America
People describe America’s problems: inflation, political ads, and a lack of community.
In brief
People describe America’s problems: inflation, political ads, and a lack of community. Two-thirds of Americans believe the country is moving in the wrong direction due to inflation, political ads, and a lack of community. Originally reported by The Boston Globe.
Poll shows two-thirds of Americans feel country is wrong way
Two-thirds of Americans believe this country is moving in the wrong direction, the polls say.
Thomas Paine’s words on trying times
These are the times that try men’s souls, as Thomas Paine would say.
People don’t like hard work, want everything free
People don’t like to do hard work. That’s what’s wrong. Everyone wants everything for free.
Michael Paquette on inflation and respect
Michael Paquette says people don’t respect each other and want everything for free.
Michael Paquette on lawyer ads
Michael Paquette hates lawyer ads on TV because they make people act hurt after minor accidents.
Van Chim on inflation and side hustles
Van Chim says inflation is not just Trump’s fault but CEOs who raise prices.
Van Chim on affordable housing
Van Chim says people without side hustles can’t get affordable housing in Chinatown.
Mr. Smiley spreads positivity
Mr. Smiley spreads positivity by making people smile outside the MBTA station.
Mr. Smiley’s story of depression
Mr. Smiley became homeless after depression and now spreads love through smiles.
Erick Michael feeds pigeons
Erick Michael shares snacks with pigeons to lift his spirit.
Jay Miller on MAGA and government
Jay Miller says MAGA has caused the government to give up separation of powers.
Gary O. fills tank at gas station
Gary O. fills his tank at a Quincy gas station and criticizes Trump’s policies.
Food bank line at Revival Chelsea
A woman waits at Revival Chelsea for food boxes from 5 a.m. to noon.
The short version
Two-thirds of Americans believe the country is moving in the wrong direction due to inflation, political ads, and a lack of community.
