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A sampling of news & views available from the New Media likely to be ignored by the Old.
Brief Charter
Counter the pervasive spin-by-omission practiced by the MSM by providing a sampling of the news and views available from the web unlikely to appear on TV newscasts.
Not offered as the 'truth' per se but rather broader context or counter points for consideration.
Not offered as the 'truth' per se but rather broader context or counter points for consideration.
Email recipients
Website viewers
Get pushed: our 1-page- a-day format is designed to be delivered to your in-box weekday mornings...
Push a friend: enter their email address in the subject field and they'll receive an anonymous sample copy.
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Push a friend: enter their email address in the subject field and they'll receive an anonymous sample copy.
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Perfect Privacy
This modest effort has no aspirations of revenue - no email addresses will ever leave my Mac.
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Why We Do It
It's a push-pull thing:
1) Pull folks toward the net to better balance their news diet (i.e., modestly mitigate the MSM's 'spin by omission') - the Link List below makes a good start, and
2) Push folks to use the
.internet to more actively
.....MANAGE .THEIR
......GOVERNMENT
..,,.....starting with
....,........where
SEE FOOTER INFO.
[and slip in a few posting
.... 'action button'
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reminders that Netizens
."use the net to engage" ]
..............{wiki}
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1) Pull folks toward the net to better balance their news diet (i.e., modestly mitigate the MSM's 'spin by omission') - the Link List below makes a good start, and
2) Push folks to use the
.internet to more actively
.....MANAGE .THEIR
......GOVERNMENT
..,,.....starting with
....,........where
SEE FOOTER INFO.
[and slip in a few posting
.... 'action button'
..........
reminders that Netizens
."use the net to engage" ]
..............{wiki}
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Cost
Tolerating the occasional questions-and-quips of the
.....Purple Libercon
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{he behind the keyboard who leans both red&blue,
depending on the issue}
That's it. ..(cheap, really)
.....Purple Libercon
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{he behind the keyboard who leans both red&blue,
depending on the issue}
That's it. ..(cheap, really)
Staff Profile
'Staff' is a euphemism for a handful of friends who concern themselves with the state of this blog: one who does most of the work and the rest who 'advise' (constantly).
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Submit a Brief*
* This is a time-limited endeavor. The likelihood of submissions being posted is proportional to the degree they've been 'snipped' by the submitter.
Accompanying submitter-commentary meant to appear with the Brief must be clearly identified through the use of [square brackets]. All submissions must include source-URL.
Submitter-supplied Briefs will be prefaced with a 'Hat Tip' of appreciation ex.: [HT:LH]. {What more meaning could there possibly be to life?}
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.... ...& Thank You
Accompanying submitter-commentary meant to appear with the Brief must be clearly identified through the use of [square brackets]. All submissions must include source-URL.
Submitter-supplied Briefs will be prefaced with a 'Hat Tip' of appreciation ex.: [HT:LH]. {What more meaning could there possibly be to life?}
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.... ...& Thank You
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Do you answer polls?
Link List
- Accuracy in Media
- American Thinker
- Basics Project (non-partisan issue analysis)
- Breitbart TV
- Business & Media Institute
- CA Public Policy & Politics
- California Republic (Tom McClintock's)
- Capitalism Magazine
- Chrenkoff (blogspot!)
- CO2 Science
- Commoner Sense (blogspot!)
- Cybercast News Service
- Drudge Report (pop-ups!)
- EU Observer
- EYE on the UN
- FDD: Foundation for the Defense of Democracies
- FP: Foreign Policy
- Free Republic
- Front Page Magazine
- Good News Iraq
- Honest Reporting
- Instapundit
- Institute for Policy Innovation
- JunkScience
- Little Green Footballs
- Media Research Center
- Michelle Malkin
- National Center for Policy Analysis
- National Review Online
- News Busters
- News Max
- Outside The Beltway (Washington)
- Political Fact Check
- Power Line Blog
- Real Clear Politics
- Reason Online
- SEPP (enviro. policy)
- Steyn Online (pop-ups!)
- TechCentralStation
- TigerHawk (blogspot!)
- To The Point News
- Townhall
- Wall Street Journal (The)
- Watching America (intl. media)
- Weekly Standard (The)
- Whitehouse website
- Winds of Change
- World Net Daily
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NATIONAL NEWS FEEDS...
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CALIFORNIA NEWS FEEDS...
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Government by the People...
******* MANAGE YOUR GOVERNMENT *******
........"A popular government without popular information, or the means of acquiring it, .is but a prologue to a farce or tragedy or perhaps both." --James Madison
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......................................."If the nation expects to be ignorant and free. . .
........................it expects what never was and never will be." --Thomas Jefferson
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......................................."If the nation expects to be ignorant and free. . .
........................it expects what never was and never will be." --Thomas Jefferson
So, click the banner and make managing EASY...
by spending a whole half hour preparing:
> email addresses for all your representatives, and group-distribution lists thereof as helpful,
> email folders for all representatives (you've many), to organize what you've sent whom,
> computer-directory folders for each representative, to archive notable news items about them.
Now manage easy; one day at a time - by:
> emailing your representatives direction on matters important to you - before critical votes,
> archiving articles about them for future* reference (you've more than you think, it helps),
> sharing your knowledge, opinions and actions with friends (there's power {& fun} in numbers)
And when a BIG day arrives, manage wisely - by:
using Vote-Smart.org to efficiently learn where the candidates really stand on the issues (the political courage test is good at cutting through campaign rhetoric), their voting history, which special interest groups do and don't like them and where they get their money.
What's not to like? Please join us in eManaging our government - if we don't, they'll manage themselves (and we've all seen where that leads).................................................thank you
> email addresses for all your representatives, and group-distribution lists thereof as helpful,
> email folders for all representatives (you've many), to organize what you've sent whom,
> computer-directory folders for each representative, to archive notable news items about them.
Now manage easy; one day at a time - by:
> emailing your representatives direction on matters important to you - before critical votes,
> archiving articles about them for future* reference (you've more than you think, it helps),
> sharing your knowledge, opinions and actions with friends (there's power {& fun} in numbers)
And when a BIG day arrives, manage wisely - by:
using Vote-Smart.org to efficiently learn where the candidates really stand on the issues (the political courage test is good at cutting through campaign rhetoric), their voting history, which special interest groups do and don't like them and where they get their money.
What's not to like? Please join us in eManaging our government - if we don't, they'll manage themselves (and we've all seen where that leads).................................................thank you
... and for ballot Measures and Initiatives...
Not just good info. on what's on the ballot, but the proposed initiatives that may need your help getting on the ballot.
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