Should news sources be rated?
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Should news sources be rated?
| Thu, 12-08-2011 - 10:11am |
What do you think? Should news sources be rated? Should there be a "consumer guide" to news sources which ranks their accuracy and thoroughness? Or is it better to just leave the "caveat emptor" in place?
Should there be requirements in order to use the word "news" in the name of a program?
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Thanks for taking the rap for me!
"Sure...here they ar...um...nah...I'll post them after we see your extensive list of rich people who don't work and all the non-Christians who signed the Declaration of Independence. ; )"
What does this post have in connection to the subject of this thread? Or is it simply a diversionary tactic?
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BTW. I like your jingle bells siggy!
Much like the gossip rags for sale displayed by the check-out register.
Sorry, you're all beginning to look alike to me. ; )
What does this post have in connection to the subject of this thread? Or is it simply a diversionary tactic?
Yes it does refer to a diversionary tactic...one too often employed by our friends on the left, as was illustrated in the posted exchange...albeit to the wrong person. ; )
What's the truth?
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