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Nope: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1368482/How-ignorant-Americans-An-alarming-number-U-S-citizens-dont-know-basic-facts-country.html http://www.daily
by parasubvert 11y ago
Nope: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1368482/How-ignorant-Americans-An-alarming-number-U-S-citizens-dont-know-basic-facts-country.html http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1368482/How-ignorant...
Lots of people hate politics and really avoid any study of it.
- tempestn 11y agoFrom your link: "...who is the Vice President of America? (29 per cent did not know)" So the majority of Americans do indeed know who the vice president is. (Although yes, a large minority don't.)
- maratd 11y agoThe data is from the US Citizenship test, so those taking it aren't "Americans" yet and have been specifically studying for the test. I stand by my assertion that the majority of Americans have no clue who Biden is and I swear to you, I wish I didn't either. The whole political arena is absolutely revolting and I'm not surprised the majority of people are apathetic to it.
- tempestn 11y agoActually it says they gave the citizenship test to 1000 Americans to see how they would do. 29% didn't know who the VP was (so 71% did). 1000 isn't a massive sample, but I expect it's enough to say that the majority of American adults do know. Anyway, it isn't a very interesting discussion regardless.
- DanBC 11y ago> Stumped: In the U.S. citizenship test, only 38 per cent of Americans passed > Although the majority passed, more than a third - 38 per cent - failed, Daily Mail is fucking useless.
- parasubvert 11y agoLOL, that's funny. I'll admit I saw a few articles on this survey and the Daily Mail's was first on my results list. Does cringing while posting it lend forgiveness? ;)