I flipped between Fox News and CNN for their post impeachment coverage last night. Both were equally embarrassing in their pandering to their customer base. I tire of it. Its unwatchable and cringe-worthy. I hope future generations are smarter than we are and simply want facts not distorted biased opinions on each and every piece of information.
Reading Fox News vs reading CNN is like getting all your sports information from either UFn or Cougarboard: it seems like there are two different realities being projected.
fair point
That’s not likely to happen unless something changes.Originally Posted by Scorcho
Current trends are for the youngest generation to not do their own research, but instead rely on someone (or something like Alexa) to provide it for them.
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But, I also believe that they tend to use many more sources for reference rather than just one TV channel.
So, they'll ask Alexa or Google for information on a topic, then skim 20 different sources
RIP to my favorite two presidential candidates: Cory Booker and Michael Bennett. I guess it's Klobuchar time.
Whatever happened to that Starbucks dude who was going to run?
Don't sleep on Buttigieg. Sure, he's only 26, but I like him!
He's on my list! They're all on the list. In 2016, I felt good about voting for Alex Smith, knowing that my vote doesn't matter in Colorado. In 2020, I think I need to vote against Donald Trump just to feel good about myself.
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