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To: jospehm20; Responsibility2nd

"...Wall Street Journal..."


Have been a print subscriber since the 1980s and very seriously considering dropping them.
They used to be non-sensationalistic and “right down the middle” with their reportage. They have become tiresome.


17 posted on 01/12/2018 1:17:59 PM PST by Blue Jays ( Rock hard ~ Ride free)
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To: Blue Jays; Maine Mariner; Seattle Conservative; Freedom56v2; Road Warrior ‘04; pax_et_bonum; ...
"Have been a (WSJ) print subscriber since the 1980s and very seriously considering dropping them."

I dropped them quite a while ago when owner Murdoch resigned and turned the day-to-day operation of the rag over to his two sons.

I didn't have to spend a single minute "seriously considering" doing so!

Why should one drop of my cash go to line the pockets of his two leftist sons and their two leftist wives ???

There's plenty of other sources for your financial news.

Leni

65 posted on 01/12/2018 1:47:51 PM PST by MinuteGal (MAGA !!! MAGA !!! MAGA !!!)
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To: Blue Jays

During the Obama campaign, I noticed the Chicago Trib moving to the left; and then they actually endorsed barry. My family subscribed to the Trib while I was growing up—they were the conservative paper whereas the Chicago SunTimes was more left leaning. Chicago Trib had never endorsed a dem for president before!

I cancelled...and I had been a subscriber for years and years (even when I did not live in the area). They sent letters begging me and the hundreds of other subscribers to come back. I didn’t.

With the exception of not having coupons, I’ve no regrets.


85 posted on 01/12/2018 4:05:51 PM PST by Freedom56v2 (#KATE'SWALL Build it Now)
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