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Today’s newspapers as an antidote to group think? LOL Most of them are just a reflection of group think. Maybe if BO read the Washington Times he might learn something - or better yet the comments on Free Republic.

3 posted on 12/16/2008 9:26:44 AM PST by Aria ("An America that could elect Sarah Palin might still save itself." Vin Suprynowicz)

There are a very few 'newspapers' in this country that could be used for something other than wrapping garbage.

I canceled my subscription to the local Gannett rag three months ago.

The one paper that comes to mind that is on the side of its readers is Philadelphia's The Bulletin.

11 posted on 12/16/2008 12:48:39 PM PST by IbJensen (The fat lady has sung and it was awful. Coming up: Maya Angelou!)

To: Aria; IbJensen; redpoll

There are a very few 'newspapers' in this country that could be used for something other than wrapping garbage. I canceled my subscription to the local Gannett rag three months ago. The one paper that comes to mind that is on the side of its readers is Philadelphia's The Bulletin. 11 posted on December 16, 2008 3:48:39 PM EST by IbJensen

FreeRepublic.com is what "letters to the editor" would be like without the pro-Democrat (to Obama, the bubble) filter. And with an anti-bubble conservative filter instead.
But "the bubble" is actually a failure of character of the president who doesn't transcend the yes-men his position inevitably attracts.

12 posted on 12/16/2008 1:11:34 PM PST by conservatism_IS_compassion (We already HAVE a fairness doctrine. It's called, "the Constitution." Accept no substitute.)

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