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To: Geoff Altman who wrote (298114)	3/25/2009 4:37:25 PM
From: Neeka	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793838

Although dated 2004 RationalWiki posted a survey. Don't bother trying to enter the keywords "Conservapedia: Conservative newspapers........."There is no page titled ""Conservapedia: Conservative newspapers". Brucekelly.com listed these as conservative newspapers: Newspapers and Magazines * Opinion Journal - From the The Wall Street Journal Editorial Page. * IBD Editorials - Editorials, Political Cartoons, and more from Investor's Business Daily. * The Weekly Standard - Edited by Bill Kristol and Fred Barnes, important reading for anyone interested in American politics. * National Review Online - America's most widely read and influential conservative news magazine and website. * American Spectator - Chronicling the Tragic Comedy of modern liberalism without losing its head, heart, or humor. * Jewish World Review - The intersection of faith, culture and politics. * Capitalism Magazine - Individual Rights are the Moral Basis of Society. * The Dartmouth Review - Founded in 1980, its alumni and alumnae include Dinesh D'Souza, Hugo Restall, James Panero, Laura Ingraham, and other notable conservative intellectuals. * Internet Public Library: Newspapers - The online editions of various newspapers from around the world. * The New York Times - Times Watch. brucekelly.com Conservapedia:Liberal newspapers From RationalWiki Jump to: navigation, search Let's Play, "Andy Sez..."! Andy sez:[1] "...[B]ig-city newspapers are almost entirely liberal. Just look at whom they endorse if you really doubt it." Okay, let's do that. Fifty biggest US cities and their newspapers' presidential endorsements in 2004: New York City: Bush--Sun, Post, and Daily News; Kerry--Times and Newsday Los Angeles: Kerry--Daily News Chicago: Bush--Tribune; Kerry--Sun-Times Houston: Bush--Chronicle Philidelphia: Kerry--Enquirer and the Daily News Phoenix: Bush--Republic San Antonio: Bush--Express-News San Diego: Bush--Union-Tribune Dallas: Bush--Morning News San Jose: Kerry--Mercury News Detroit: Kerry--Free Press (also, see note at end) Indianapolis: Bush--Star Jacksonville: Bush--Times-Union San Francisco: Kerry--Chronicle Columbus: Bush--Dispatch Austin: Bush--American-Statesman Memphis: Kerry--Commercial-Appeal Baltimore: Kerry--Sun Fort Worth: Bush--Star-Telegram Charlotte (NC): Kerry--Observer El Paso: Bush--Times Milwaukee: Kerry--Journal-Sentinel Seattle: Kerry--Times and Post-Intelligencer Boston: Bush--Herald; Kerry--Globe Denver: Bush--Post and Rocky Mountain News Louisville: Kerry--Courier-Journal Washington DC: Bush--Times; Kerry--Post Nashville: Kerry--Tennessean Las Vegas: Bush--Review-Journal Portland (OR): Kerry--Oregonian Oklahoma City: Bush--Oklahoman Tuscon: Kerry--Daily Star Long Beach: Bush--Press-Telegram Atlanta: Kerry--Journal-Constitution Fresno: Kerry--Bee Sacramento: Kerry--Bee New Orleans: (see note) Cleveland: (see note) Kansas City: Kerry--Star Mesa (AZ): (could not find an endorsement) Virginia Beach: (could not find an endorsement) Omaha: Bush--World-Herald Oakland: Kerry--Tribune Miami: Kerry--Herald Tulsa: Bush--World Honolulu: Kerry--Advertiser, Star-Bulletin Minneapolis: Kerry--Star-Tribune Colorado Springs:(could not find an endorsement) Arlington (TX):(could not find an endorsement) NOTE: (Detroit News, New Orleans Times-Picayune, and the Cleveland Plain Dealer declined to make an endorsement, but all endorsed Bush in 2000) --- Andy's right again: based on endorsements, big-city papers are "almost entirely liberal"! rationalwiki.com

To: Geoff Altman who wrote (298114)	3/25/2009 5:52:34 PM
From: Bridge Player	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 793838

The conservative Rocky Mountain News has ceased publication and left the Denver market to the liberal Denver Post. Both papers used to publish Mon-Fri, only the Rocky on Saturday, and only the Post on Sunday. So no matter which newspaper you subscribed to daily, the weekends were pre-ordained. As a tiny protest, I cancelled the daily subscription (which had been for the Rocky) and now get the Post Sunday only. There is a lot that I'll miss from the Rocky Mountain News but I couldn't stomach reading that other liberal rag 7 days a week.