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sir pball

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9. I generally stay in the green rectangle, then form my own opinions.

Reply to zanana1 (Original post)

Mon Jun 10, 2019, 09:15 AM

Jun 2019

I'll also read stuff from the yellow block, but take it with a grain of salt. Orange and red are useful for seeing how the extreme ends are being programmed, but that's about all they're good for.

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Where do you get your news online? [View all] zanana1 Jun 2019 OP

I follow news sources like Reuters via Twitter... Dennis Donovan Jun 2019 #1

Multiple sources.. Some of the news "aggregators" are useful in terms of identifying what the hlthe2b Jun 2019 #2

I pay for online access to both the Washington Post and the New York Times Maeve Jun 2019 #3

I also like WAPO and The Guardian.... Zoonart Jun 2019 #4

DU. All the good stuff ends up here quickly. NRaleighLiberal Jun 2019 #5

NYT, WAPO, Google news Pompoy Jun 2019 #6

I subscribe to NY Times and WaPo. Also New Yorker, Vanity Fair, Foreign Affairs and... TreasonousBastard Jun 2019 #7

I follow DW, PBS, BBC Sherman A1 Jun 2019 #8

I generally stay in the green rectangle, then form my own opinions. sir pball Jun 2019 #9

Democratic Underground LBN... it's pretty good at picking up news I'm interested in. hunter Jun 2019 #10

WashingtonPost, RawStory, HuffPo, Alternet, TheRoot, etc. Bonx Jun 2019 #11