Oh, really? For my part I find them fascinating. It's like following a trail of breadcrumbs. In our information overloaded lives we lose sight of the last story as the next one comes out.
Bookmark these like I do and when you get a chance print out just the first page and put it in a three ring binder. After a few days the picture that grows can be quite a bit different than what you remember and the popular media promotes.
For example. Michelle, the wealthy official at a hospital making over 300K, belongs to a race hating America hating church. But did you miss the fact she got to the 300K after her husband, the US Senator, earmarked a million for the same hospital? That she almost tripled her salary? This is in a nation that so oppresses her based on her skin color they forced her to go to Princeton and marry someone from Harvard Law. Maybe if they make her US Senator husband president, it might begin to make up for all those slights she has received in her gated community. Those are the fine points that get missed.
Or, everyone is on the ‘Client 9’ tabloid story but forgets Spitzer’s plan to give illegal prostitutes drivers licenses and the fact Hillary liked the plan until she didn't like the plan. Or, how Spitzer was a superdelagate. So now is the prostitute getting his slot as a discount for the next date?
You got to keep track of these things. Already the media is changing the question of a governor spending almost a 100K on hookers and instead is switching to whether prostitution should be legal. If you don't book mark these they go down the memory hole and the next thing you find yourself doing is asking why the vast right wing conspiracy hired a woman to seduce the virtuous governor of New York.