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I get where you're coming from, and if all you want is a chronological list of things that happened there always Reuters. But let's say Congress passes a bill.
by dagw 8y ago
I get where you're coming from, and if all you want is a chronological list of things that happened there always Reuters. But let's say Congress passes a bill. One story could be "Today the bill passes X votes to Y, all Republicans and 47 Democrats voted for. Here's a link to the complete text to the bill" But that's not really what I want. What I want is for someone to tell me the potential implications of the bill, and that cannot be done in a truly unbiased way since you're essentially speculating. Then it is better to have two 'biased' people putting forward their best, honest and good faith arguments for and against the potential impact of the bill. Ideally with both of them being willing to concede the relative merits of the others argument.
- everdev 8y agoTotally agree, I just don't know how we get to "best, honest and good faith arguments" or if that really exists. News seems so dominated by posturing and pandering to a target audience.