news sources

[hannitykillspuppies]

liberals cry about fox news, the weekly standard, national review, etc. conservatives cry about basically every news channel other than fox news, the new york times, washington post, etc. are there any that both sides can agree do not lean left or right and are completely objective?

[LSU]

liberals cry about fox news, the weekly standard, national review, etc. conservatives cry about basically every news channel other than fox news, the new york times, washington post, etc. are there any that both sides can agree do not lean left or right and are completely objective?


Air America.

[hannitykillspuppies]

Air America.

coming in with it's one and only vote.

[LSU]

liberals cry about fox news, the weekly standard, national review, etc. conservatives cry about basically every news channel other than fox news, the new york times, washington post, etc. are there any that both sides can agree do not lean left or right and are completely objective?


I go more for the people in a news organization rather than the organization as a whole. I like watching Meet the Press and occasionally Hardball for the debates, most of which have good representation from each side, and I think both moderators are good at calling BS if they think someone is skirting a question (most, but not all the time).

As for other news, it's mainly what I read in the paper or at Yahoo.

Oh, and the Daily Show.

[BambinoBear]

I go more for the people in a news organization rather than the organization as a whole. I like watching Meet the Press and occasionally Hardball for the debates, most of which have good representation from each side, and I think both moderators are good at calling BS if they think someone is skirting a question (most, but not all the time).

As for other news, it's mainly what I read in the paper or at Yahoo.

Oh, and the Daily Show.


PBS

[hannitykillspuppies]

PBS
i believe pbs was just called into question in another thread.

[LSU]

i believe pbs was just called into question in another thread.


Vegas and RYR (I think) have repeatedly insinuated (at best) that PBS is run by communists and only presents a communist point of view, even though Bush has dumped unGodly amounts of money into it.

[hannitykillspuppies]

I go more for the people in a news organization rather than the organization as a whole. I like watching Meet the Press and occasionally Hardball for the debates, most of which have good representation from each side, and I think both moderators are good at calling BS if they think someone is skirting a question (most, but not all the time).

As for other news, it's mainly what I read in the paper or at Yahoo.

Oh, and the Daily Show.
mccain was on last night. did very little to make me reconsider my recent change of opinion on him.

[LSU]

mccain was on last night. did very little to make me reconsider my recent change of opinion on him.


Haven't been able to watch it lately due to my nightly work schedule. May have to start DVRing it to keep abreast of all the latest news.

[hannitykillspuppies]

Haven't been able to watch it lately due to my nightly work schedule. May have to start DVRing it to keep abreast of all the latest news.

then you also missed the bush v. bush debate.

[LSU]

then you also missed the bush v. bush debate.

correct

[hannitykillspuppies]

correct

it was pretty damn funny. hope you get to check out the 8 o'clock replay tonight.

[IBC]

PBS and NPR are great sources. For an international perspective BBC is great. I watch a bit of MSNBC and CNN but not much. I watch The Daily Show for humorous take in the news. I did see McCain last night. Stewart killed him respectfully. The Bush vs Bush was hilarious too.

[BambinoBear]

it was pretty damn funny. hope you get to check out the 8 o'clock replay tonight.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbb7XWrqFxg