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Many of us have been longing for a non-partisan, fact based media offering that isn’t so much about opinions or spin, but about reality, because reality has become skewed in the media landscape, and it’s difficult to trust the news, its sources and its accuracy. Because of this, many have simply “tuned out,” which is extremely damaging, because it leads to a less well-informed public about issues that they should know about and care about. NPR seems to have sensed this and is now taking the lead...
http://veracitystew.com/?p=32279Many of us have been longing for a non-partisan, fact based media offering that... more
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Not much to talk about, just another day, but I sure am glad it's Friday, can't wait to sleep in tomorrow... =) Sure seems slow around here tonight, not too many comments, there are some but as far as I can tell they are about every 5 to 10 minutes...
Ahh That's Great, some Folks have other things to do, as do I, but I just wanted to start a new group where Folks can share a Gin and Tonic or maybe even a Beer and a Green Bowl of KindBud...
This group is a place to unwind and talk about any of the issues of the day and to relax amongst friends... Please be social and not biased here, for there are no right or wrong answers, just group discussion from all the angles of those who post here at Current...
Best Wishes and Please, No Punches below the Belt... =)Not much to talk about, just another day, but I sure am glad it's Friday,... more
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"President Bush recently turned to Brit Hume of Fox News and told him flat out that he prefers to get his "news" from White House and national staff, rather than as reports from journalists. Though that may have stunned the media elite, many ordinary Americans cheered. For two decades polls increasingly have indicated public dismay at the spin and fantasies of the press.
In fact, a recent Gallup Poll says Americans rate the trustworthiness of journalists at about the level of politicians and as only slightly more credible than used-car salesmen. The poll suggests that only 21 percent of Americans believe journalists have high ethical standards, ranking them below auto mechanics but tied with members of Congress."
"President Bush recently turned to Brit Hume of Fox News and told him flat out... more
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