I don't. I really should, but the news is always so depressing.
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I dont either. I feel so behind on the election stuff this year.
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I always do, every day.
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Never. I used to get my news from my grandma when we went to visit her, but now all she talks about is how beautiful and wonderful my LO is
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@artbee: that's sweet
DH always has NPR on the radio and he likes talking about current events. I sometimes watch the news but that's usually either because its on tv when we're going to sleep or its on when I'm visiting my grandparents.
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I do, every day. I'm nosy, I like to know what's going on in the world.
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Yeah, I watch the news. I used to watch it all the time but now I'm on the computer when the news come on.
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I hate it. I used to work in news and I'm so over it now. Always bad news.
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When I was by the computer, I'd just read yahoo news if it looked interesting. But not lately...
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Yes, because it's the only way I get news these days. I used to read a paper or online, but not anymore.
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No, but that is because we decided to get rid of cable & only use Hulu Plus & Netflix. I do not mind not having regular tv except I miss college sports & the news! I usually read the news online & watch stories online as well. I miss the regular old news though!
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Sometimes I watch it on my computer.
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We watch it a couple times throughout the week, I check out the local news channel and cnn internet pages at work.
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I'm a newshound! I read the news every morning and throughout the day. I get CNN breaking news e-mailed to me. I also watch the nightly news almost every night.
But I work in PR and was a journalism major in college, so it's ingrained in me. It's also really depressing!
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I watch Al Jazeera occasionally, which is the only English language news channel we can get here. But more often I just read the news online.
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I watch the Rachel Maddow show, Melissa Harris-Perry and Chris Hayes. I like really smart, thoughtful commentary. I read a much more wide array of viewpoints, though.
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We don't often watch the news on TV (except for some news shows like Rachel Maddow), but we both constantly read the news online throughout the day from a variety of sources. Even if its sometimes depressing, there are plenty of positive stories too, and I figure its part of my duty as a citizen to stay informed in what's going on.
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