Re:Jeff Bezos kills Washington Post editorial board presiden...
by dehrmann on Friday October 25, 2024 @09:34PM
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My gripe with endorsements is they imply people can't think critically for themselves.
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Re:Jeff Bezos kills Washington Post editorial board presiden...
by reverius42 on Saturday October 26, 2024 @05:08AM
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Supposedly some voters are undecided. Perhaps they would be swayed by a persuasive argument; this doesn’t necessarily mean they can’t think critically.
I say supposedly because I find it hard to believe the WaPo endorsement would actually sway anyone.
Re:Jeff Bezos kills Washington Post editorial board presiden...
by 6yyyyyy on Saturday October 26, 2024 @08:05PM
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I find endorsements very valuable when voting in down-ballot elections. A good endorsement includes the reasoning behind the decision. I read the endorsements of multiple outlets and find myself agreeing more with one or the other.
What's the alternative, do comprehensive research on the record of 20 candidates? I don't have time for that. Read the blurbs they write about themselves in the voter's guide? Why should I trust that, they can write anything there.