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Originally Posted by MysticCat
That's okay for a start, but I think anyone is better off reading/watching/listening to a variety of news sources from a variety of perspectives -- especially at least one or two news sources that typically do not represent your own views. You're not likely to get that with RCP.
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Ummm... yes you are?
Their top section articles, just from today, are from Chicago Tribune, Time, LA Times, NY Times, Boston Herald, Salon, Washington Times, RCP, Huffington Post, Bloomberg, Indianapolis Star, National Review, Miami Herald, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, and the Wall Street Journal. If you include the editorials you can add on New York Sun, Washington Post, and San Diego Union Tribune.
That seems to be a pretty wide variety and cover both sides of the political spectrum. Salon and the Huffington Post are both very liberal, a number of the others are kind of liberal/liberal slanted, WSJ is kind of conservative/conservative slanted and National Review and Washington Times are both pretty conservative.
Seems to me like they have it covered.
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