60 Minutes/Vanity Fair Poll: March Edition

• Which would you be least likely to invest in?

Good news for the down but not entirely out auto, real estate and music industries: Americans think there may be hope for you yet. For the beleaguered newspaper industry 23 percent of Americans say the typewriting is on the wall, and for the tobacco industry it's even worse, with 54 percent saying that it looks like money invested in that business might just go up in smoke.

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[bballen2]

You do not have the correct answer available in your poll - it's the food industry and their continued use of low-cost additives such as high fructose corn syrup, which is stored as fat and can't be converted into energy and burned as calories. Google high fructose corn syrup and Princeton and you will see that this has been 100% proven as fact, but the government continues to ignore this due to the lobbying of the powerful food industry. I am NOT an activist but this enrages me beyond words.

[tru2me9]

umm cbs doesnt vanity fair belong to the koch brothers ? wut up wit dat?and do they have their fingers in any parts of the 60 minutes pie? hmmm this is curious...and a bit unsettling to me especially considering the poll question.

[fzxdf5]

I like the comment "A quarter of Americans think that it would be great to retire between the ages of 50 and 55." but what does the stats show about longevity of those who do retire between 50-55 in comparison to those who wait till 65. If any of the heavy industry retirement stats are accurate, the earlier you get out the better. To lengthen your time on this side of the sod, you have to, along with planning for the pig, you also have to plan for your time. Keeping busy and depression at bay is the wisest plan.

[classychick54]

and what do they think they are going to once they retire???????? Do they really think they are going to have the kind of money it will take to lead the life of luxury after they retire....EXCUSE ME---I do not think so----they are kidding themselves....they will have a rude awakening....Americans are the laziest of lazy-----why do you think 1/3 of the population is medically obses...easting is part of it but sitting in a chair in fron of the computer on on the couch in front of the tv will never do anything for their waistlines.... all you see these days are sloppy overweight people and the young girls with the spare tires???????PLEASE!!!!!!