Other polls and exit polling have consistently shown that the voters don't find Clinton trustworthy or honest.
Responses to that question divided overwhelmingly by party, with Democrats by 83%to15%5% calling Clinton trustworthy while Republicans by 85%to15%5% said she was not.
Just 30percentt of people surveyed in a CNN poll conducted in July said that they considered Clinton trustworthy, while 43percentthoughthTrumpmp was.
If respondents were asked about Mr Clinton first, 49% said that both he and Mr Gore were trustworthy; when asked about Mr Gore first, this rose by seven percentage points to 56%.
Ms. Jarrett was trustworthy, said others, including Peter M. Rouse, another senior adviser.
In a survey conducted by the Israel Democracy Institute, 84percentt of Jewish respondents said Peres was trustworthy, while 62percentthoughtht Netanyahu was.
(Chinen) Ted Poor Quartet (Tuesday) The drummer Ted Poor, a trustworthy engine in countless modern settings, will devote this set to the music from "Our Man in Jazz," a strikingly exploratory Sonny Rollins album from 1962, featuring the trumpeter Don Cherry.
Sept. 27 -- In a TV interview, Bill Bradley is asked if Al Gore is "trustworthy" and responds, "I think that there is no question that he would be a better president".
For example, suppose Alice wants to buy a product from Bob but isn't sure Bob is trustworthy.
When asked about a potential conflict of interest in having Mr. Eisner's personal lawyer, Irwin Russell, negotiate Mr. Ovitz's contract and then later negotiate Mr. Eisner's contract, Mr. Mitchell said there was no need because Mr. Russell was trustworthy.
Mr. Edwards had kind words for both candidates, praising Mrs. Clinton's "tenacity," and suggesting that Mr. Obama is trustworthy.
