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Re: 23 newpapers have switched to Romney
What's a Newspaper?
Ohhh, that weird "internet for old people" I see lying on the ground sometimes?
Lol, this was sort of my reaction too.
I'm not really sure that newspaper endorsements are relevant in this day and age. Not trying to be snarky, I think this was interesting info, I just don't have anything to say about it because I'm not sure of the implications given the decline in newspapers.
Out of curiosity, are the remaining newspapers more corporate/conservative than the newspapers that went under/went online?
There also seems to be a general trend in the US of rich individuals buying local papers as their readership and value plummets, letting said rich guy dictate what the paper stands for.