Weekly civic intelligence report · v2.2
Public opinion surveys show Americans maintaining pessimistic views on the economy despite recent market activity, citing increased uncertainty. This represents public sentiment on economic conditions.
This event represents routine public opinion polling on economic sentiment with zero constitutional impact. A-score: All drivers score 0 as public pessimism about the economy involves no governmental action, institutional change, or constitutional mechanism. Mechanism explicitly 'unknown' and no institutional pathway identified - applies 0.0 mechanism modifier resulting in final A-score of 0. B-score: Minimal hype (1.65) - slight outrage bait (economic anxiety) and media friendliness (standard polling story) but no novelty, meme potential, or strategic indicators. This is classic noise: sentiment polling without institutional consequences, no mechanism of constitutional damage, routine economic coverage. The duplicate article listing suggests thin sourcing.
IGNORE - Routine economic sentiment polling with no constitutional implications or institutional mechanisms. Standard noise in the information environment. No monitoring required unless specific policy actions or institutional changes emerge.