Most people are not looking forward to Campaign 2020. That’s according to our latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com. A full 54% of respondents said they were either unsure about Campaign 2020 or not looking forward to it. The full results are below. Be sure and answer our new poll on our home page: Should the […]
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NewsBlues.com’s irresponsible message to journalists: never question Wikipedia
A blog called NewsBlues.com claims to have served up “tasty television insider news since 1998.” They’re also serving up a steaming helping of propaganda. The site, run by a couple of former local newsmen, recently weighed in with a strange defense of the bias and agenda editing going on at Wikipedia. The blog on NewsBlues.com […]
Good cop, bad cop and the Starbucks incident
The following is an excerpt from my latest analysis in The Hill. I married a cop. Well, he’s a retired lawyer now, but he was all cop when I met him. And as a young reporter at the time, I learned a great deal from this police supervisor and SWAT team commander that would provide […]
Insinuendo: the Mueller Report. A Real Clear Investigation.
The following is from RealClearInvestigations The Mueller report should have been a knockout blow to anti-Trump forces who invested their hopes in the special counsel. Instead, Democrats have acted as if Mueller had reached the opposite conclusion and called him to testify before Congress later this month to bolster this case for impeachment. What gives? […]
Where do you get your news?
Most people get their news from the Internet, according to our latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com. The least popular source for news is “newspapers.” Full results are below. Be sure and vote in our new poll: Are you looking forward to the 2020 Campaign? See the back box in the sidebar on home page at […]
Why all world maps are wrong
This six minute video by Vox, “Why all world maps are wrong,” is one of my favorite learning videos I’ve run across. I think it would be great as required viewing in middle school. The information contained in it helps explain why I was so surprised when I flew over Greenland for the first time […]
Unscientific poll… on presidential polls
We made a poll to ask about polls! Last week’s sharylattkisson.com poll asked readers whether or not they are influenced by presidential polls. A vast majority of respondents – approximately 81% – said they are not swayed by presidential polls. Full poll results are posted below: Do presidential polls influence you? Yes (1%) No (81%) […]
Your favorite summer time activity?
Our unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com asked about your favorite summer time activity. And the results are in! (And I think they’re a bit of a surprise.) Most respondents love to relax at home. Check out the full results below and be sure to vote in our new poll: Do presidential debates influence you? (See the […]
