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Whoa! Way too many main stream media sources. You're not getting in-depth analysis, and they are deathly afraid of hurting their corporate sponsors feelings so it's filtered. These sites give a much more detailed, longer look at the issues....and yes they do lean left.
Thats what so great about The Nation. They dont have corporate advertisers, and their writers are superb. And they've been around since 1865.
Just wondering, where do you get your news from?
Websites
Radio
TV
Magazines or Newspaper
For me:
Websites - BBC
Radio - CBC
TV - Mostly CBC (and BBC for international)
Mag/Newspaper - The Week
I listen to about 15 minutes of Rush/Sean and around the same of amount of time with Bill Press/Rachel Maddow a couple of times a week (while driving ).
what about you?
Various Internet sources including WorldNet Daily, occassionally Matt Drudge, FrontPage, and a few others as my mood and time permits.
Fox News, as far as TV news goes.
Rush Limbaugh: I listen as often as I can, and I try to listen to the whole show, but I can't always)
Sean Hannity: I catch a bit of Sean, but the station that I receive him on doesn't always come in well in my area.
Glenn Beck: Same as for Hannity
I read some other news sources, but some of them, frankly, make me want to barf, like the Huffington Post (I really do it for laughs, but I can't read that garbage for long).
I look at others, but I can't think of them off the top of my head.
Pundits I admire:
Neal Cavuto (excellent)
Charles Krauthammer
Fred Barnes
John Gibson (don't hear him much since he is doing something else now)
Dick Morris (good, now that he's not tied to the Clintons and can be objective.
Magazines-Newsweek, TIME
Newspaper-Arkansas Democrat Gazette, Washington Post
Online: www.alternet.org, www.abcnews.com
TV: MSNBC, KATV (local channel), ABC World News Tonight
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