mfcorey1
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Sat Mar-05-11 04:27 AM
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Poll question: What source would you choose for credibility for news and reporting. |
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As the media continues to lose credibility, it becomes more important to discern what is and is not believable in reporting. Several sources are available. Which is your choice for the truth?
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Sat Mar-05-11 05:17 AM
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1. There are actually several sources listed that I go to at least occasionaly . . . |
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But Maddow is the sharpest and the most entertaining. Should credible news be "entertaining?" Well, maybe.
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Sat Mar-05-11 05:20 AM
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2. no source is completely credible, & even generally non-credible ones |
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contain useful information.
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Sat Mar-05-11 06:24 AM
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Sat Mar-05-11 05:52 PM
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4. Kick to gather votes from DU members who have not yet voted in this poll |
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Sat Mar-05-11 05:55 PM
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5. Given the choices ... Rachel, no question. |
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I try to see what is being reported in an array of venues so I can compare, but if I can have only one of those listed ... easy, Rachel.
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Sat Mar-05-11 06:29 PM
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6. Democracy Now! Aljazeera English, BBC... |
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Sat Mar-05-11 06:31 PM
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7. I can guarantee that these are not on my lst. |
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Faux, CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC.
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