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The most and least trusted proffesions in the UK and Spain

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The most and least trusted proffesions in the UK and Spain

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Needless to say that along the history there have always been proffesions in which people trust more than others. In fact, according to the statistics of the survey by Ipsos Mori, this idea is clearly shown. To my knowledge, this tendency is similar in different countries and cultures. According to the article, in Uk people trust in doctors, teachers, judges, scientists and even in hairdressers. On the other hand, most people don't trust in politicians, journalists and bankers. Quite frankly, in Spain there is a similar tendency, despite the huge difference between Englih and Spanish people. If you want my honest opinion, quite frankly, all the professions related with the possibility of stealing money or modifying the information with vested interest are less trusted. To conclude, I'm going to play the devil's advocate telling that I know journalists and politicians that are more loyal and trustworthy than many doctors and teachers, therefore we should analyze each person and ignore prejudices.

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The most and least trusted proffesions in the UK and Spain

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The most and least trusted proffesions in the UK and Spain

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According to the results of a survey that it was done last year by Ipsos MORI, the five most trust occupations are: firstly, doctors  (89%), then teachers (86%), judges (80%), scientists (79%), and in the last position, hairdressers (69%). At the end of the list, we can see how lose confidence proffesions which are related with economic or politic activities.
From my point of view, the results of this survey could be very similar in the rest of Europe or even Spain, due to the fact that, in recent years, it has suffered an economic recession and, as a consequence of different economy scandals  type, people have sttopped gambling in this proffesions.
Another point is, nowadays, there are more information available and people are more suspicious about people who have a high social position.
To my knowledge, the survey shows a real idea about of what society think in general.

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The most and least trusted proffesions in the UK and Spain.

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According to the statistics the most trusted proffesions are doctors , teachers and judges. As far as I'm concerned, these are the most trusted proffesions not only in the UK, but also in Spain, and most of the countries.

Quite frankly,  I think that the trust on these proffesions has increased over the years and it is understandable because of the progress in this areas (medicine, education...) . The reality is that as science advance, the trust in the clergy decrease, for example.

On the other hand, politicians and journalists are the least trusted people. From what I can gather, this is very reasonable because it has been displayed that those people have done really bad acts lying and stealing money.

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, I think that these results are due to the dishonesty  of the politicians and the professionalism of the doctors and teachers.

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The most and least trusted professions in the UK and Spain.

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The most and least trusted professions in the UK and Spain.

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According to the statistics the most trusted professions both in UK and in Spain are similar because in the first place are doctors  followed by teachers, judges, scientist, hairdressers professors, etc.
An exception can be judges becuase  I think that they  aren´t trusted enough by the Spanish public because they sometimes take controversial decisions.
I totally agree with that survey because people trust a lot in doctors and teachers due to the fact  that they do an important labour in favour of the society.

On the other hand the least trusted professions are government ministers, journalists, bankers, builders and in the last place policitians.
I´m going to speak my mind, I think that these results are as consequence of the economic crisis and corruption scandals, specially focusing in the politicians. Goverments haven´t managed the current situation in a good way.
For these reasons people don´t trust in these professions.

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THe most and least trusted professions in the UK and Spain.

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I would like to begin by saying that according the last statistics in the UK some professions  continue being trustworhy whereas others have declined drastically.From I can gather,doctors,judges and clergy are the most reliable professions.Futhermore,it's very intriging to find out that reliance in common professions such as hairdresses rises so much.If you want my honest opinion,I'm going to speak my mind,they always have an axe to grind.
Conversely,undoubtedly politicians,state agents and bankers are in the bottom of the graphs.Likewise,journalist have not got a good image within the society at the moment,as a result,they are in the trusted professions.
Quite frankly,as far as I'm concerned the situation in Spain is equivalent than in the UK.Indeed,doctors and teachers are highly considered by citizens as same as judges whereas statemen and journalists aren't truly impartial.I'm going to play devil's advocate,but regarding politiciansand bankers' image in our country is even worstthan in the UK.I totally agree with people them corrupt and medacious.Besides,they have a real vested interest in what they do.

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Quite frankly, I think in most of the countryes the statistics are the same, maybe not exactly the same, politicians in last place and doctors or public workers in first place. Maybe this is becouse the "bad" politicians give other politicians which are good a bad fame.

To my knowledge in Spain, most of the people don´t trust in politicians and have more trust in a baker for example.

Most of politicians beat around the bush and try not to answer some questions and I think that makes them less trustworthy becouse they seem like they are not taking their jobs in a serious maner.

In my honest opinion we can´t trusty in anyone unless they show us hat we can do it.

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From what I could gather, after reading the survey about the most and least trustworthy professions in UK, there aren't actually considerable differences with the plausible results that could be obtained in Spain.

In reality, it seems comprehensible to trust important social roles such as doctors, teachers or judges, though it makes me think that perhaps, this tendency is caused by our own needs to believe in them.

On the other hand, politicians, estate agents and goverment ministers are the worst valued. As far as I'm concerned, but for their illegal and immoral acts, they wouldn't be so badly considered.

Quite frankly, I'd say population find professions of public service more reliable. To my knowledge, these workers don't have an axe to grind. On the contrary, they often have a real vested interest in having a clever carreer, in order to make a name for themselves.

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The Most and Least Trusted Professions in the UK and Spain

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The Most and Least Trusted Professions in the UK and Spain

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According to the statistics of a current survey by Ipsos MORI, the five most trusted professions in the UK are doctors and teachers, followed by judges, scientists and hairdressers. On the contrary, the least trusted professions are government ministers, journalists and state agents. It is important to mention that the eighty-nine percent of people trust on doctors and, only the twenty-one percent of people trust on politicians to tell the truth.

If you want my honest opinion, I would say that I totally agree with this survey because teachers and doctors are really important to our society nowadays and they need to be in a high position.

As far I’m concerned, Spain shares the same ranking of professions with the UK. Doctors are always in a good place because they could safe our lives in whatever complicated situation. So, people trust on them. However, people do not trust on politicians because they lie on all occasions.

To my knowledge, I think politicians have got a real vested interest in stealing public money to citizens. They do not want to work for the improvement of the country; they only want to increase their patrimony.

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ETHICS IN PROFESSIONS

 

How would you rate the honesty and ethical standards of people in different
fields? The reality is that surveys vary depending on the country where they
are made. According to the official statistics in the UK and Spain, health professions
such as nurses and medical doctors are at the top of the list. From what I can
gather, most of my classmates agree. But, let´s not beat about the bush, I
would remove teachers from the top of the list. To my knowledge, most of people
say they work very little and earn a lot. As it happens in all professions,
there are bad apples that give others a bad name, but if you ask me, I would
invite those people to spend a day in my class. I am pretty sure they would
change their mind. 

On the other hand, it would be undeniable to consider
politicians at the bottom of the list because of all the cases of corruption
they are involved.

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ETHICS IN PROFESSIONS

 

How would you rate the honesty and ethical standards of people in different
fields? The reality is that surveys vary depending on the country where they
are made. According to the official statistics in the UK and Spain, health professions
such as nurses and medical doctors are at the top of the list. From what I can
gather, most of my classmates agree. But, let´s not beat about the bush, I
would remove teachers from the top of the list. To my knowledge, most of people
say they work very little and earn a lot. As it happens in all professions,
there are bad apples that give others a bad name, but if you ask me, I would
invite those people to spend a day in my class. I am pretty sure they would
change their mind. 

On the other hand, it would be undeniable to consider
politicians at the bottom of the list because of all the cases of corruption
they are involved.

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THE MOST AND LEAST TRUSTWORTHY PROFESSIONS IN
THE UK AND SPAIN

According to Ipsos MORI survey, doctors are
supposed to be the most trusted professionals. Quite frankly, they are also
well considered in our country, but from what I can gather, more and more
people in Spain bring into question what doctors from traditional medicine
diagnose them. 

As far as I am concerned, the internet is
becoming the most trustworthy source of information for many people in Spain,
and surely in the rest of the western world. This happens as people surf the
internet trying only to confirm their opinion about something. When they find
it, they find the truth. 

In the other hand, Britons position politicians
as the most trustworthy professions. To my knowledge, a survey in Spain would
conclude the same. Let´s not beat about the bunch, every day we hear news about
politicians that benefit big companies in which they have an axe to grind, the
make lots of promises that they never keep or, even worse, they directly steal
public money.

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THE MOST AND LEAST TRUSTWORTHY PROFESSIONS IN
THE UK AND SPAIN

According to Ipsos MORI survey, doctors are
supposed to be the most trusted professionals. Quite frankly, they are also
well considered in our country, but from what I can gather, more and more
people in Spain bring into question what doctors from traditional medicine
diagnose them. 

As far as I am concerned, the internet is
becoming the most trustworthy source of information for many people in Spain,
and surely in the rest of the western world. This happens as people surf the
internet trying only to confirm their opinion about something. When they find
it, they find the truth. 

In the other hand, Britons position politicians
as the most trustworthy professions. To my knowledge, a survey in Spain would
conclude the same. Let´s not beat about the bunch, every day we hear news about
politicians that benefit big companies in which they have an axe to grind, the
make lots of promises that they never keep or, even worse, they directly steal
public money.

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Tell me your profession and then,I'll trust on you or not

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Tell me your profession and then,I'll trust on you or not

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If we compare the results about the most and least trusted professions between Spain and UK,we can realize that there are several similarities but we can find some differences too.
In both countries,doctors are the most trusted profession,followed by teachers,judges and scientists.
However, hairdressers aren't considered in Spain as trusted as in UK.Let's not beat about the bush,everybody knows if a person told her/his hairdresser a secret,it would become "the new gossip"among the clients.
On the flipside,politicians are the least trusted to tell the truth and if you want my honest opinion,this result hits the nail on the head!
Quite frankly,we can see especially in Spain that politicians don't practice what they preach.We're often witness about how they've done some kind of dodgy business.If you ask me,I must say that they're rotten apples and luckily,according to the UK poll they're considered bad apples too

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According to a survey by Ipsos MORI, doctors, teachers and judges are among the most trustworthy professions in the UK, while others like journalists, estate agents and politicians are at the bottom of the list.

To my knowledge, the results would be mostly the same in Spain. The way I see it, professions that require someone to convince you of something, or sell you something, are the least trusted, and for a reason. They will do anything in their power to succeed, regardless of the morality of it.

But playing the devil’s advocate, what else can they do? People are not going to vote for a politician who’s an amazing administrator, they will vote for the one who says whatever they want to hear. An honest estate agent would be terrible at their job, and I wouldn’t blame journalists for not being impartial, I would blame their employers who are truly the ones who have an axe to grind.

If you ask me, there are certain professions in which not being honest is one of the requirements if you want to be successful at it and we are all, as a society, to blame for that.

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The Most and Least Trusted Professions in the Uk and Spain. 

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According to recent statistics, figures about the most and least trusted professions on the Uk and Spain are quite similar in both countries. The reality is that there exists a significant concern about how trustworthy professionals are on developing their working skills.
From what I can gather from data, professions including doctors, scientists, and judges are considered "squeaky clean" in the Uk and Spain. However, playing devil´s advocate, confidence in these individuals may be altered depending on the real vested interest of media in making these occupations trustworthy. To my knowledge, revealed information published by media states that certain professions are discredited in favour of other untrustworthy jobs as a response to other influential citizens who have an axe to grind.
If you ask me about the least trusted professions in both countries, not going to beat about the bush, politicians and journalists are judged as the most unrealible jobs across nations. Quite frankly, I agree with my classmates and support their criteria dealing with this topic as their statements are based on evidence.

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According to Veracity Index´s results about most trusted professions, the reality is that trust has decreased in every job, even the most trusted professions have been affected. Let´s not beat about the bush, the least trusted professions are those which have been considered top jobs and we consider far away from us like politicians, estate agents and journalists (who generally have an axe to grind).

However, I´m going to play the
devil´s advocate with these professions; it´s very difficult to please everyone when you have a top job because many people depends on you and how your work is done. That statistics about trust made in Spain are so similar to
UK´s is not by chance, top jobs are usually least trusted everywhere.

If you want my honest opinion, in our society It´s no use sitting on the fence, people must decide if they trust or not, and there´s no time to think about those who are given a bad name by some bad apples.

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From what I can gather, the most trustworthy professions in the UK are the same that in Spain, apart from clergy/priest (if you want my honest opinion, I don’t think it’s consider as a profession here in Spain). According to the statistics the most trusted professions are doctors, teachers, professor and judges… Quite frankly, I consider these are vocational professions and we need to think they are people with strong values to trust them. Look at it this way, will you trust in someone without moral values to take care of your children or your family’s health?
On the other hand, the least trusted professions in the UK are politicians, journalists, estate agents, bankers and builders. If you ask me, I think this has to do with the huge crisis we are living from 2008 and the way that politicians have managed it.
I totally agree with the surveys and in my view, people in Spain think the same about the most/least trustworthy professions than people in the UK.

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After reading this article and according to the statistics the most trusted professions are doctor, teacher and judges. Among the worst rated we found journalist and politicians.

If you want my honest opinion, I would say that I agree with this survey, because doctor and teacher are very important in our days. The first of them, save and cure people, while the other teach future generations. But with the position of hairdresser´s I don´t agree at all. I think that there are other professions that have to be in that position, such as lawyers or police.

As far as I´m concerned the situation in Spain is simililar to the UK, doctor in the first place. In the botton of the survey politicians and journalist.

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By reading this article, we can easily reach to the conclusion that the more powerful you become, the less reliable you get. And if I had to speak my mind, I would say that it happens the same in the whole world, not only in Spain.
To be honest, I wouldn't share my secrets with the first taxi driver I met, but I wouldn't either ask a business man to take care of my dog: they are greedy people and you can't believe a single word of what they are saying.
From what I can gather, people that do their best just to help other people are , patently, more likely to tell you the truth than a business man or a politician. I'm, of course, speaking about teachers, doctors and generally speaking, people that are not hungry for more.
But now I`m going to play devil's advocate: Would you deserve to be considered a reliable person if you became president of this country tomorrow?

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This research shows the proffesions in which more trust the people and I've a real vested interested in what this survey has to say to us.

It´s not surprising to see doctors in the first place of the poll, they are usually learned men or women who can save our lifes. But seeing hairdressers at the fith position is such a shock fact. But to my mind, while you are styling you hair, you are talking with the hairdresser so you usually tell your diary life to them as well as they are good talkers and often likeable.

If you want my honest opinion I would say that this poll will be very different in Spain, above everything by the politicians, nowadays there are a lot of corruption and most of us don´t trust in them

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According to a poll in  the Uk the five most trusted professions are doctors, teachers, judges, scientists and the last one is the hairdressers.

From what I can gather I agree with the most professions that Uk´s survey mentions but on the other hand I am  going to speak my mind about the hairdresser´s positions as I do not agree about its fifth position. From my point of view, I think that there are other professions more trusted thatn the hairdressers´ as well as pilot, architect or even police officers.

If you want my honest opinion, I would say that the situation in Spain is quite similar than in Uk.

On the one hand I agree with doctors´position, on the other hand I do not agree with the politicians´position. In other words, I am going to play the devil´s advocaty, Goverment should be in a lower position than they are as they are always lying to everybody and the worst of all is that they are stealing the money that we earn honestly.

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As reported by a recent survey from the Social Research Institute, the most trusted professions in UK are doctors and teachers followed by judges and scientists, while the least trusted would be journalists and estate agents. At the bottom of the list we find government ministers and politicians in general.

Quite frankly, I would say that the situation in Spain is rather similar, although in my opinion the general mistrust is even greater. Journalists or estate agents, for example, always seem to have an axe to grind. However, this happening is not so often in other professions like doctors or teachers that, usually, have only got a real vested interest in providing people a good service. The case of politicians is a tragic issue. A person who is supposed to lead a country, involving therefore millions of lives, should not inspire so much wariness. But the reality is that the continuous political scandals in the last years make hard to trust in this kind of professional, who seldom speaks his mind and is constantly beating about the bush.

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According to the survey by Ipsos Mori, the most trustworthy professions are doctors, teachers, judges and scientists, all of them very important jobs for the population. In general, I agree with the statistics, in spite of the fact that there are always `bad apples´ that `give others a bad name´, and it also happens in these professions.

If you want my honest opinion, I’m a bit surprised that the clergy is so well valued, and I’d like to speak my mind about this issue. In the past, the priests have lived at the expense of farm workers and, although it has changed over the years, I think they’ve got a real vested interest in which people have the faith that they encourage.

On the other hand, bankers, state agents and journalists are between the least trusted professions, which I’m not surprised in at all. However, let’s not beat about the bush, as the reality at this point is that politicians are the least trusted. If you ask me about this result, I think it’s quite normal, as there is a lot of corruption, above all in Spain. Quite frankly, governments don’t usually tell the truth, and they aren’t honest, as they make a promise and do the contrary. What is more, they change their speech after some years or even months.

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According to the statistics given by the survey, we see how trust in ordinary people has increased in the UK, while trust in public professions has been gradually demolished (with the exception of police officers, public servants on which the 68% of Britons deposit their trust), with government ministers and politicians leading the lowest levels of the list; in addition, the survey states that these ones are closely followed by journalist and bankers.

Quite frankly, the situation is not so different from Spain. Here, politicians, bankers and public servants weren’t the most trusted roles of our country, but in these last years common people have passed from look at then with suspicion to think of them with open discontent. The reality is that they are far more willing to trust in their habitual vendor than in the people who rule the nation.

If you want my honest opinion, mistrust on statesmen is a longtime spanish tendency. But this tendency has been exponentially increased because of the poor and deplorable management of the 2008 crisis, which has even led to a current political crisis in our country.

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From what I can gather, after reading this article, is that if the most trusted profession in UK are doctors, It could be 'cause health comes first for us. As for the second position, I disagree as some judges have been involved in corruption and prevarication cases. If you ask me about one of the last professions in the statistic, journalists, it is not surprising as the cradle of sensationalism resides in UK. Many of them work in tv programs and sometimes, they seek news without contrast sources of information. The reality is they don't give serious news.

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From what I can gather, after reading this article, is that if the most trusted profession in UK are doctors, It could be 'cause health comes first for us. As for the second position, I disagree as some judges have been involved in corruption and prevarication cases. If you ask me about one of the last professions in the statistic, journalists, it is not surprising as the cradle of sensationalism resides in UK. Many of them work in tv programs and sometimes, they seek news without contrast sources of information. The reality is they don't give serious news.

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Professions is a topic to talk about in any country. As we can see in the bar graph next to the to the new, results had not changed so much since 2014. From what I can gather, in general,  people do not change their opinion from one year to another. There had been some differences, but, doctors and teachers keep in their position. Being a teacher, I can do my job as I belive it is the better way beacause I do not have an axe to grind. But, are these results real?  Or people opinions are based in general conclusion. I mean, we can not know if they say the true or not. Perhaps, they say this because is rigth seen.  On the contrary, I am quite surprised that police officers are in the sixth position of the ranking under hairdressers.

Supposing we did this survey in Spain, results would be similar. But if you want my honest opinion, I think that Spain politicians would be less scored that in the UK.

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According to published statistics, the most
trusted professions in the U.K. are doctors and teachers. I think that the data
make sense. Being a teacher myself, I don't have an axe to grind, because everybody
trusts in teachers and also in doctors opinion. On the other hand, I am quite
surprised that hairdressers are in the fifth position of the ranking, just
fairly below scientist. Perhaps the fact that the vast majority of people
surveyed were housewives made the results unbiased. 

I do agree with the low trusted one´s because
journalists are not impartial. Frequently their points of view depend on the news
agency they work for. A bit higher in the ranking, are bankers and builders; in
reality people are feed up of corruption, and it is common knowledge that these
professionals have stolen a lot of money. If you want my honest opinion, in
Spain they would have been even less scored in the surveys because of this
reason. 

I'm going
to play the devil's advocate, Government ministers shouldn´t be the lowest in
the statistics because they are the ones who have to call the big decisions in
the country; possibly people think they usually lie and do not accomplish their
electoral promises.  

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According to published statistics, the most
trusted professions in the U.K. are doctors and teachers. I think that the data
make sense. Being a teacher myself, I don't have an axe to grind, because everybody
trusts in teachers and also in doctors opinion. On the other hand, I am quite
surprised that hairdressers are in the fifth position of the ranking, just
fairly below scientist. Perhaps the fact that the vast majority of people
surveyed were housewives made the results unbiased. 

I do agree with the low trusted one´s because
journalists are not impartial. Frequently their points of view depend on the news
agency they work for. A bit higher in the ranking, are bankers and builders; in
reality people are feed up of corruption, and it is common knowledge that these
professionals have stolen a lot of money. If you want my honest opinion, in
Spain they would have been even less scored in the surveys because of this
reason. 

I'm going
to play the devil's advocate, Government ministers shouldn´t be the lowest in
the statistics because they are the ones who have to call the big decisions in
the country; possibly people think they usually lie and do not accomplish their
electoral promises.  