What are your favorite websites for political news and opinion?

[Nancy]

Mine are probably www.RealClearPolitics.com
and Wall Street Journal (I subscribe to paper and online versions).

I have a long list in bookmarks/favorites, but those are the two which are my primary online sources.

I'd be curious to hear from other Tea Partiers, if anyone feels like sharing.

[Gene Clem]

Both Drudge and Real Clear Politics are essential, and I check each one many times daily.   Also:  Michelle Malkin, Michigan Capitol Confidential, Heritage Foundation, Red State, Breitbart (Big Government, Big Journalism, etc), Boortz, Politico (for a liberal-to-moderate view), American Spectator, Newsmax, Nice Deb,  Patterico. Mark Steyn is wonderful, and Ann Coulter is always very provocative. I have others, but would love to hear your list.

 

PS--You didn't see me mention Daily Kos or Huffington, as they mostly support the vile and hateful rants of Libs. Perhaps they offer a different perspective--which is good to hear, but the hate of conservatives, Bush, Palin, etc, is too much to bear. 

[Anthony Dugal]

The above post is NOT by Gene Clem. It's from Anthony Dugal. My computer somehow automatically signed me in as Gene (the Supreme Administrator of this website). Weird. Very weird.  Tony

[Anthony Dugal]

How would I forget Newsbusters?

[Greg George]

I like reading anything and everything John Stossel.   Here is his latest Fox Business Special:  The Money Hole.

[Tim Hart]

Here are a few of my "everyday" websites. These are all blog/news sites--not commercial news sites.   

 

http://www.lewrockwell.com/

http://georgewashington2.blogspot.com/

http://foodfreedom.wordpress.com/

http://www.dailypaul.com/ 

[Norman Hinga]

www.newsmax.com

[Malcolm Smith]

Thank you for the heads-up on the Washington blogspot!  You know a  website is right on the money when it opens with a quote from Kaptur: Wall Street Greed and Endless Wars Are To Blame For Our Budget Crisis

Says it all right there!

[Tim Hart]

You're welcome, glad you like it!  It's one of my top favorites for what I guess is called 'deep news'. Not really "political" in the sense of parties, either. 

[Scott Arnett]

Read Thomas Sowell's "The Housing Bust," The 2008 Omnibus Bill, What tarp and the stimulus bills were spent on and what the Obamacare law is costing us.

Wallstreet greed was do to crony capitalism, enabled and promoted by the federal gov., not by bankers themselves. (They may have had influence on policy, but who, ultimately, does that responsebility fall on?)

Malcolm, if you were told your mortgage company could only do business or expand if you uped the percentage of your mortgages went to subprime folks, how would you feel?

Furthermore, you're told that these mortgages (which are incurring big commissions to your company and employees) are garanteed by taxpayer dollars through Fannie May and Freddie Mac.

The wars, well that's another subject and is almost not worth mentioning due to the magnetude of the other subjects.

Malcolm Smith said:

Thank you for the heads-up on the Washington blogspot!  You know a  website is right on the money when it opens with a quote from Kaptur: Wall Street Greed and Endless Wars Are To Blame For Our Budget Crisis

Says it all right there!

[Todd White]

http://patriotpost.us/headlines/

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/

[Gary Harris]

RealClearPolitics.com   Visit it several times every day!

[Sharon Fanger]

Judicial Watch, Michigan Capital Confidential, Family Research Council, Michigan Family Forum