Where do you get your news from?

TV? Newspaper? Word of mouth? Websites? Jon Stewart? Are you a fan of Al Jazeera or Fox or CNN?

admin: The Economist.

Pinkie: Is it conservative or liberal? I get mine from online. TV news is a joke. Extremely liberal, especially MSNBC. Newspapers are a joke too. Playing 5 dollars to read some biased trash? No way.

nolongeractiveuser: I'd call the Economist pretty balanced. Individual writers have their biases but there's pretty much an equal selection of conservative and liberal ones, and none of them show it particularly overtly. Pretty much every debater I know likes it, both conservative and liberal ones.

admin: Yeah, and I use it for extemp also.

Pinkie: For speaking?

nolongeractiveuser: A type of speech. http://www.stoausa.org/speech-events/limited-preparation-speeches/ext

Reddit......

JV-Stalin: Haha, really?

I mostly get it from my wife.
I don't mind admitting that I'll get a bunch of it from social media and TV as well. I know it's biased but the bias is pretty obvious and not hard to negate.

I'm big enough to be able to form my own opinion. If an news story provokes my interest, I'll do a little independent research.

nzlockie: I don't have a wife so I have to find stuff out myself.

Ugh. So inefficent. You should get a wife. That's legal in NZ now by the way...

nzlockie: No.

admin: The new york post. Yes I know it's incredibly biased, but it goes into so much detail in it's stories.

Username: It's liberal right?