I don't know why people purposely would watch a spin-fest for news.
What is there to learn if you know coming it they're just spinning everything? It's like watching a debate competition to learn the issues. It's a game, it's not information.
And this goes for both the left and the right.
There are conservative news outlets (Wall Street Journal, The Economist, National Review, Reason) who will demonstrate a strong conservative bias while at least trying to deal with actual facts.
If you want a conservative think tank go with Cato. Hertiage and Heartland are the Fox News of think tanks - literally just spinning everything. Cato has a strong conservative ideology but at least they try to play the facts straight.
I watch Uncle Hotep & Hotep Jesus's weekly YouTube show "Hoteps Been Told You" for my fix.
Them nikkas entertaining. Should I just watch Fox News or read Breitbart/The Drudge Report/The Daily Caller instead like folks in this thread suggested earlier.
I finally realized a couple weeks ago that the male co-host on The Hill's online show is Republican/Conservative, while the female co-host is the Bernie-style progressive. That explains why they get along so well shytting on establishment Dems.
