What papers/mags do you read to keep up on politics. I read vanity fair, sometimes the economist,

[applegrove]

and sometimes Harpers'. For newspapers I read the Ottawa Citizen and the New York Times (love Krugman).

[Norrin Radd]

1. Funny Times

http://www.funnytimes.com/

[madrchsod]

2. really no favorite i just read what ever i find interesting...

[libodem]

3. I like all your picks

Last time I ordered Harpers (which I love) I ended up with 3 yesrs of Harpers Bazaar, high fashion.

[benld74]

4. I learned long ago, to read as much as you can from a variety of sources and then use your

internal compass to make your decisions. IF you have no internal compass, you must be GOP material!

[applegrove]

10. I agree. I tend not to read columnists except for Krugman. I like to get the facts from

a variety of sources and let my ideas just bubble up from that. On the DU I'll read columnists pieces. I figure if they make it to the DU they are well worth reading and they are.

[Throd]

5. Sacramento Bee, The Economist, Time, Swank

[Autumn]

6. The Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair

and DU

[Speck Tater]

7. The Onion; Mad Magazine; Compost and Fertilizer Gazette and other bullshit related pubs.

:sarcasm:

Truth to be told, I don't read print magazines or papers anymore. Haven't for probably close to 10 years.

[Mac1949]

8. The Guardian newspaper. Mother Jones. Atlantic. New Yorker.

I think the majority of political stuff I pick up on is online, though. Especially here. :hi:

[Melinda]

9. I subscribe to Vanity Fair and Rolling Stone, along w/cooking mags...

Redbook, BHG, and Family Circle (I'm a relic) ;). I only get the local paper in rt, but read NYT, WP, Guardian UK online (surprising how the UK covers American politics and news better than American outlets), as well as *gasp* perusing Huffington's rag from time to time.

However, I do NOT do anything Faux news related even if on a site like Arianna's.

Harpers is a great mag too - I read it occasionally when linked to an article. Wish I had more money to spend on hard copy reading materials.

Love Matt Taibbi from RS.... RS has become - for me - a must read for anything politics related.

[dipsydoodle]

11. Angling Times

which is just about as informative as the others whilst remaining devoid of useless opinion.

[applegrove]

12. LOL!

[applegrove]

17. I used to call myself an angler because I could usually pic the winning side of any

political arguement and I meant I was good at choosing the best ideas (angles). Somebody though I meant I was reeling people in. But that's not what I meant.

[cyberpj]

13. Mother Jones (aka MoJo) and Rolling Stone and a variety of others when I can. nt

I pay for subscriptions but also send online articles to friends.

http://motherjones.com/

http://www.rollingstone.com/politics

[BlueIris]

14. The New Yorker, The Atlantic, The Economist, Harper's and (don't flame)

The Nation. Every once in a while, there's an article in there that I actually, um, er, can't find too much wrong with (I said don't flame me!)

I also like Yes! magazine, sometimes enjoy Mother Jones, and occasionally read The Wall Street Journal. I also read the highlights of our local rags a few times a week to keep up with stuff going on in our so called city.

[jwirr]

15. Mother Jones, The Nation, Yes.

[ellenfl]

16. love vanity fair. i read every article.

i also get 'in these times'. i used to get 'the nation', 'harpers' and 'the progressive' but let them drop. i'm so far behind reading vf that the politics are outdated. i read a lot of other mag articles thru du. i may re-subscribe to harpers. i like that mag.

ellen fl