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triska

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hey
i want to become more politically aware
i was wondering, are there any sites any one would recommend to get ideas about the parties/how things work? im relatively new to this, so anything would help.
thanks
 
Originally posted by: Kalvin00
Please, DON'T visit P&N on this forum.

All this country needs is one more brainwashed liberal...



/flamesuit
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bah, there's brainwashed neo cons as well, just like IRL 😛
 
start reading the politics section of major newspapers (Washington Post, NY Times, etc). also, watch/tivo Meet the Press on Sunday mornings.
 
Originally posted by: loki8481
start reading the politics section of major newspapers (Washington Post, NY Times, etc). also, watch/tivo Meet the Press on Sunday mornings.
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and just so you don't get a completely Democrat perspective, read the wall street journal's coverage too
 
Originally posted by: loki8481
start reading the politics section of major newspapers (Washington Post, NY Times, etc). also, watch/tivo Meet the Press on Sunday mornings.
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gee, those are nice unbiased sources :roll:
why not just get private tutoring from Dan Rather?
 
Originally posted by: FoBoT
Originally posted by: loki8481
start reading the politics section of major newspapers (Washington Post, NY Times, etc). also, watch/tivo Meet the Press on Sunday mornings.
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gee, those are nice unbiased sources :roll:
why not just get private tutoring from Dan Rather?
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I said "etc" 😛

it's not that I'm a huge liberal, I just think that the quality of writing in the Washington Post and the NY Times is of a much higher caliber than, say, the Washington Times or the NY Post.

fvck all the 24-hour news channels, though.

edit: for some good right-wing news, GoogleNews offers a good alternative
 
Since when is GoogleNews right winged?

All they do is take stories from various other news sources and post them at one place. Liberals seem to think that "regular" news reporting is right winged simply because they are so used to that liberal slant they have been hearing since birth.
 
Originally posted by: triska
hey
i want to become more politically aware
i was wondering, are there any sites any one would recommend to get ideas about the parties/how things work? im relatively new to this, so anything would help.
thanks
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What is this "politically aware"?

Deocratic system depends on citiczens not knowing what is going on, yes?
 
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