[Jeff Head]

Not polarizing...just finally revealing both sides where the major media squelched the conservative/constitutional/patriotic side for so long.

[Eastbound]

"Lots of options are good, but it's not so good if people sort themselves into echo chambers."

Yes, let's all wear grey hats and pretend absolute evil does not exist out there.

[MHGinTN]

The diversion from truth, now written of by a Journalism insturctor(?) at USC, is the typical 'lie'beral way to misdirect attention ... as you said, the Net is allowing the trurht to finally surface without the deceitful filters the lieberal press uses. THAT is now characterized as 'polarizing'!

[justshutupandtakeit]

Of course the author pretends there is a news source free of bias. We know that the RATmedia is bias personified. Pravda and Izvestia had more truth that does our currect collection of Liars. Even FoxNews is half-@ssed.

[Euro-American Scum]

Not polarizing...just finally revealing both sides where the major media squelched the conservative/constitutional/patriotic side for so long.

And I'm sure the liberal media is tearing its collective teeh out over the fact that they are no longer the monopoly on information that they once were.

I wonder how Campaign Finance Reform will be applied to Internet communication? Come to think of it, didn't Hillary offer some kind of proposed legislation to shut down Internet discourse using CFR as the precedent-setting law?

Bush made a huge mistake when he signed that bill.

[BenLurkin]

bttt

[bobsatwork]

67 percent of Americans prefer getting news from sources that don't have a political point of view. Well, then the study shows that 67% of those polled are morons. There is no source that doesn't have a political point of view.