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Nearly 80 percent of Americans in a recent poll said they don’t trust the federal government. Why do you think that is?

Nearly 80 percent of Americans in a recent poll said they don’t trust the federal government. Why do you think that is?

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JASON SHIELDS

JASON SHIELDS, Miamisburg: “I think a good percentage of Americans don’t trust the government. It’s like when the health care thing got passed with a big majority of Americans saying they didn’t want it. The government’s going to do what it wants, no matter what we want.”

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MAX MEYER

MAX MEYER, Beavercreek: “I have no idea. They should trust it. We’re fortunate enough to live in a country that has a federal government that we can count on. It’s a privilege to live in a country where you’re able to pay taxes, because we’re free.”

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EDITH WEBB

EDITH WEBB, Xenia: “Trust is a big issue. A lot of times when someone asks for your trust, you find out later they didn’t do what they said they would do. It’s true with anybody, including the government.”

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JULIE ROVET

JULIE ROVET, Dayton: “It’s because they say one thing and do another.”

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MELANIE COOK

MELANIE COOK, Fairborn: “I think it’s because (President) Obama didn’t follow through with his promises to make discussions public, and people don’t feel like they know what’s going on.”

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