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The internet is a far more efficient way to become informed than reading a newspaper.
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::::::::I don't understand. The question was asked because newspapers are a quick and effective way to inform oneself, not to confuse her in any way. I am often confused by political issues, but I ask questions with an open mind. Is there a better way for Mrs. Palin to inform herself? I would like Mr. Schafly to respond since he is a lawyer and must keep himself informed in some way. Perhaps his methods mirror Mrs. Palin's [[User:ElyseE|ElyseE]] 22:57, 18 January 2010 (EST)
 
::::::::I don't understand. The question was asked because newspapers are a quick and effective way to inform oneself, not to confuse her in any way. I am often confused by political issues, but I ask questions with an open mind. Is there a better way for Mrs. Palin to inform herself? I would like Mr. Schafly to respond since he is a lawyer and must keep himself informed in some way. Perhaps his methods mirror Mrs. Palin's [[User:ElyseE|ElyseE]] 22:57, 18 January 2010 (EST)
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:::::::::The internet is a far more efficient way to become informed than reading a newspaper.  Talking with informed advisers may be better still.  There's no doubt that asking a politician which newspapers she reads is laying a trap.  If she says "none regularly," then the newspapers will savage her; if she identifies some but not others then she alienates the others.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 23:33, 18 January 2010 (EST)
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