What Are Your News Sources?

[masquerade]

Where do you get your information?

Network News?
Cable News?
Your local station?

What about the internet?
What sites do you visit to get your daily dose of current events and politics?

 

[American Horse]

Where do you get your information?

Network News?
Cable News?
Your local station?

What about the internet?
What sites do you visit to get your daily dose of current events and politics?

daily: C-SPAN Washington Journal early, then FNC during the day, local channel 10:00-O-clock hour

Sunday: Meet the Press (CBS), This Week (ABC), Fox News Sunday (FNC), and CNN for the balance of the day (on Sunday)

Saturday: Bulls, Cavuto, Forbes, Cashin In, America's News HQ

Print: Wall Street Journal editorials daily, Washington Post (internet subscriber)

 

[xotoxi]

Where do you get your information?

Network News?
Cable News?
Your local station?

What about the internet?
What sites do you visit to get your daily dose of current events and politics?

USMB.

I scour "The U" for snippets of Glennbeck's show so that I know what to think.

 

[Dixie]

Almost no TV news, but I do read a lot. I can't begin to list all sources I use online on a regular basis, but here are a few: NYT, CNN, Fox, WAPO, Quinnipiac Chronicle, The Atlantic, McClatchy, Drudge, WSJ. I also frequently read foreign press, including Guardian UK, the BBC, and al-Jazeera...and others. I also read a lot of blogs, not so much for news as for different perspectives on the news.

 

[Ravi]

I read all the newspapers and magazines in existence.

 

[masquerade]

Where do you get your information?

Network News?
Cable News?
Your local station?

What about the internet?
What sites do you visit to get your daily dose of current events and politics?

USMB.

I scour "The U" for snippets of Glennbeck's show so that I know what to think.

You need to get out more xotoxi. And really, throw out the chalkboards you have set up next to your computer desk.

 

[masquerade]

I read all the newspapers and magazines in existence.

Speed reader are you?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

I get my news from the LMSM's "Big Three" news outlets: Jon Stewart, Steve Colbert and David Letterman

 

[manifold]

The Onion - America's Finest News Source

 

[masquerade]

I get my news from the LMSM's "Big Three" news outlets: Jon Stewart, Steve Colbert and David Letterman

Riiiiggghhhht ... sure you do CF!

 

[Modbert]

For my world view reading, I read most of em', all of em', and any of em'.

 

[xotoxi]

Where do you get your information?

Network News?
Cable News?
Your local station?

What about the internet?
What sites do you visit to get your daily dose of current events and politics?

USMB.

I scour "The U" for snippets of Glennbeck's show so that I know what to think.

You need to get out more xotoxi. And really, throw out the chalkboards you have set up next to your computer desk.

If I don't use my chalkboard, then how will my secretary know what to type in my USMB posts?

I guess I will have to dictate everything for her.

 

[masquerade]

I don't have time to watch much news. But when I do, it's Special Report with Bret Bair, and O'Reilly. O'Reilly's arrogance is too much at times, but I like the stories he reports and the guests he has on.

I receive daily emails from internet news sources.
Politico
RedState
WorldNetDaily
The Hill
Reuters

My local newspaper
USMB

 

[Mr. Peepers]

NPR, PBS News Hour, BBC (UK & America), New York Times, CNN, AP wire, Guardian UK, Al Jazeera

 

[Tom Clancy]

Rarely any TV..

Most of my news comes from BBC or other International News Sources.

 

[boedicca]

TV, mostly Fox Business News

Internet: WSJ, Investors Business Daily, Breitbart, Real Clear Politics, Drudge, Lucianne, Instapundit. The latter three link to a great many interesting sources, functioning as news hubs for me.

 

[my2¢]

Magazine: BusinessWeek
Newspaper: The Arizona Republic
Radio: NPR
Television: history on History Channel and Military Channel, and when I remember I'll tune into Sunday Mornings on CBS

Oh yeah, for political satire I enjoy The Onion, today's killed me: "Candidate May Have Lied About Heroic Death In Vietnam"
http://www.theonion.com/articles/candidate-may-have-lied-about-heroic-death-in-viet,17600/

 

[nraforlife]

they ALL Lie.

 

[bodecea]

they ALL Lie.

So, where do YOU get YOUR news sources?

 

[del]

they ALL Lie.

So, where do YOU get YOUR news sources?

the voices in his head