Poll: Where do you get your most reliable news? Ntwks 32%, FoxNews 28% FreeRepublic 14%

gogov.com ^ | 11/18/04 | gogov.com

[samson1097]

Hopefully, this isn't just exit polling.

[crazyhorse691]

No. I hear they plan to use the Integrated Berkley Statistical Model(they will make up the numbers).

[finallyatexan]

While your there vote on the poll (left hand side) about changing the constitution so Arnold can run for POTUS

[LuigiBasco]

[BreitbartSentMe]

Now it just shows 204 total votes, and doesn't show the results split

[Kennesaw]

Done!

[SouthTexas]

Done. No results though.

[GeronL]

Network News (ABC, NBC, CBS) (19) 4%

Newspapers (32) 7%

Fox News (96) 20%

Internet news sites (Drudge, Newsmax) (27) 6%

Internet news groups (Free Republic) (306) 64%

[SoFloFreeper]

As a longtime lurker, just joining last month, I'd like to throw out a suggestion. There are lots of good resources and commentaries by freepers, but it would be nice to be able to "screen out" some of the sources--at least on and individual basis.

For instance, I'm not much for "DEBKA" stories. I don't trust that source. It would be nice to be able to screen those out, if I wanted to. Maybe someday. Also, what if one wanted to "highlight" posts by/about "Ann Coulter" or from such talented freepers as "Registered"? That would be a cool feature.

Just my 2 cents.

[SoFloFreeper]

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[IndyTiger]

For the past several years, FR has been the first place I go for news, breaking stories or otherwise. Can't imagine life without it!

[Revererdrv]

ABC, NBC, CBS target liberals for their advertisements.
Fox probalby targets conservatives for their advertisements. They slant their news in the direction to support their advertisements to make their profit. IE
ABC, NBC, CBS target Democrats and Fox Republicans. CNN targets the liberal world market.