Where do you get your conservative media from?

[Scoop]

Wall Street Journal for fiscal news.

For social, whatever is trending on Drudge, then you have to check the sources it's actually linking too.

 

[tru_m.a.c]

NRO, redstate.......theblaze sometimes

Its really hard because they are so full of shyt

I want that shyttiness though. I think sifting through the bullshyt can only make me a more intelligent voter.

 

[tru_m.a.c]

You could try the heritage foundation. They are more of a think tank but could be worth a shot

Yeah I was trying to avoid think tanks. I read heritage from time to time but I need to find the voice/mouth piece of the average conservative.

 

[tru_m.a.c]

Breitbart is too nut job even for the right but then again vox and huffpo are the tea party of the left..

I would say maybe the Hill is your best bet..
Drudgereport headlines are alt right but the content is from all over ... nyt, wapo and cnn included

That's perfect considering the headline slant and the way the information is interpreted is what creates conflict.

What makes vox and huffpo the tea party of the left considering the tea party was created to focus on austerity and fiscal policy?

 

[tru_m.a.c]

a couple of my co-workers are huge fans of breitbart, infowars, michelle malkin, drudge report, and townhall... i'm not bullshytting... they distrust furiously anything that comes out of cnn, nbc, abc, cbs, even fox, and anything that comes out of most print media... yet they trust the websites i mentioned above unquestioned.... i'm only being real....

That's definitely someone I would love to engage in conversation with.

 

[Trece]

That's perfect considering the headline slant and the way the information is interpreted is what creates conflict.

What makes vox and huffpo the tea party of the left considering the tea party was created to focus on austerity and fiscal policy?

I am just saying vox and huffpo are very biased to the left.

I like politico, they tend to lean left but you can find some good stuff there.

 

[tru_m.a.c]

I am just saying vox and huffpo are very biased to the left.

I like politico, they tend to lean left but you can find some good stuff there.

Oh ok because tea party of the left has a specific connotation

 

[An ashy lil fap hand]

You could try the heritage foundation. They are more of a think tank but could be worth a shot

I used to work for them (for the money, not ideology). They weren't bad.

 

[mc_brew]

That's definitely someone I would love to engage in conversation with.

i don't know... these people are definitely smart at what they do professionally... but when it comes to politics, they give the term 'alt reality' all new meaning....

 

[TheBlackDeath]

Glenn Beck (theblaze is his network) and Rush Limbaugh radioshows/podcasts. Limbaugh has a huge following and has been doing it for years, he's approaching the end of a $400 million radio deal. You can also check out Mark Levin and Sean Hannity. These talk radio shows have basically been spinning the "fake news" and conspiracies for years now. They're all cringeworthy (imo) and purposefully mislead listeners by fear mongering and fanning the flames.

Also Tomi Lahren (theblaze) is extremely popular on social media if you haven't already vomited in your mouth from seeing one of her videos.

 

[Piff Huxtable]

Daily Caller prolly the best one

lol @ one poster saying redstate. They arguably lost worse than HuffPo this cycle.

 

[Trece]

I dont like reading those sites because they are so biased, its like trying to get football news from a raider fan page

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

twitter pundits like consultants and campaign strategists are better than a lot of websites themselves.

 

[satam55]

I watch Uncle Hotep & Hotep Jesus's weekly YouTube show "Hoteps Been Told You" for my fix.

 

[88m3]

I watch Uncle Hotep & Hotep Jesus's weekly YouTube show "Hoteps Been Told You" for my fix.