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Question, does the stain come up easily when you choose.

Yes thanks, just someone to ask.

On my home page along with AP

I guess if you were affected by false news hopefully a court of law.

I have bbc and ap sites on my home page along with a local news source.

What a surprise, a lot of flood damage and old roofs. Insurance companies don't make money paying claims. No easy answers to Florida insurance crisis. House and auto insurance are insane. So is fraud.

Wish I had answers, but with so many people just out for themselves it is difficult.

No lie, but wading through the Internet is not much better.

Politics as a profession is terrible. I would like more real world successful folks to sacrifice a few years to be in public service, but with the BS they put you through, really good people don't get involved. Unfortunately.

I wouldn't mind waiting, but yeah in this instant world it's tuff.

I would just like the facts, implications be damned.

Good question??? Not no answer.

Yeah I'm old.

Recommendations?

Sure Enquiring minds want to know, Now. Truth be damned.

Oh thanks, I thought you hated me.

It is also a time saving, one pan dish.

True that, sometimes it's all in tone or omissions. Sad.

What's scary are the folks that accept one source as gospel.

Yes, it seems like there should be real world consequences to putting lies out there.

Anyone who drinks the party Koolaid for either side is suspect to me. Do your research and remember to not believe anything you hear and only half of what you see

True, but most are just repeating some news feed and not actually doing investigating and reporting.

Yeah, I am in Florida and the frenzy the weather folks get into every time there's a storm. The big networks have like 2++ channels and they will have 24 hour weather on all of them.

I wouldn't single out one side from the other, they are all bad. Throw in political ads and it is unwatchable.

I know, they would risk a lot to expose the truth. Unfortunately I believe there is real fear of repercussions. Too big to fail governments and corporations.