How do I become an informed voter?

darrellduaner

darrellduaner

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id strongly suggest reading 'Adventures in Legal Land' by Marc Stevens. there is an audio version of it on youtube if you have five hours to kill
 
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schuylaar

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AlecTheGardener said:
CNN gives credit to arguments that have no basis. Fox News is all crazy Sarah Palinesque conservatives. MSNBC is corporatist leaning.

No major news sources exists that I find credible in the US. I often find myself reading BBC World pieces and trudging through online newspaper articles, I too am searching for a better way.

Unfortunately the very entities that are supposed to report news are tangled in them and used as tools. Frustrating.
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currently al-jazeera is considered the most unbiased reporting..
 
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schuylaar

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DonAlejandroVega said:
have at least three sources, imo.
al-Jazeera
RT
Christian Science Monitor........believe it or not :)

Peter Schiff for economic news.

Fox for shits and giggles.
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i can't take fox; way too retarded for me..i even turn off msnbc when there's too much prog like rev.al and ed show..
 
Doer

Doer

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schuylaar said:
it's wrong to not vote, additionally you have no right to comment in political debate if you don't.
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I agree, just not voting....is wait...didn't we just have a vote in CA?

I feel there is no wrong in not voting. It is a Right. And I believe I may soundly criticize all sides only if I stay UN-commited except to the process and my right not to do it. Self Rule. You all do it. I'm uneasy about it.

But, that's just me.... and my motorcycle buddy, to my knowledge. :)
 
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