>>>>>All this travelling looks as though it is agreeing with you. NOT. <vbg>
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>>>>>>Yes, I've always been told I look younger than I am.
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>>>>>>Me, too.
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>>>>I think it's about time that outfits calling themselves news companies (TV Radio Paper et al) should report the news and stop trying to change people's thinking by "analyzing". Just tell me what happened. I'll make up my own mind.
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>>>You do know that it's never actually been that way, right? Newspapers have always had a point of view. Back in the days when even small cities had multiple newspapers, typically you'd have different ones representing different political points of view.
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>>>Tamar
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>>yes I know that, but in our time, it's becoming ridiculous.
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>Actually, it's much milder than it was in the past. Check out some of the stuff that ran in newspaper in, say, the 1800 US Presidential election.
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"Past" is a broad term. We all know about yellow journalism. (Remember the Maine, lol). In the not so distant past, reporting the news was a reputable profession in which objectivity was highly valued. Let's not skew this through the prism of current events.