If you supported Trump: now that Biden is in office do you watch just as much politics as before the election?
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March 28th, 2021
Watching on television, or even reading the news. Maybe not completely stopped, but have you cut back significantly? How much?
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Yes, I do watch just as much politics.
Over all I think that I’m paying a little less attention to news nowadays.
I tried to watch Biden’s news conference but it was so boring I turned it off. I was always captivated by Trump’s news conferences and speeches. (Bill Clinton also captivated me).
It’s just brutal to listen to Biden talk. He seems to struggle and is weak. I feel sorry for him. It would not surprise me to get news that he just drops dead (from the stress and natural causes).
I read The Wall Street Journal and the Seattle Times. Also I enjoy listening to very liberal Tom Hartmann on the radio once a week and a couple of conservative radio stalk shows. Also Fox News.
I’m paying attention but not to Biden/Harris in particular. It’s painful to watch.
I still watch local/ world news and check bbc a few times a week, along with PBS, but the address is the last thing I actually watched Biden speak on. Since I don’t agree with many of their policy choices lately, it just irritates me.
I actually did not mean watching Biden, I just meant watching politics in general, and if it was the same or different channels or periodicals than previously.
I have this idea that Republicans are watching just as much as before and Democrats are watching significantly less. I don’t know if I am correct, but it seems I am possibly right.
I’m definitely watching less. The news seems to be either boring or irritating. I see very little being done for the country and a lot being done to the country. Watching the news only reminds me how little power I have to influence anything. Hunker down and wait for something to change. Positive change seems unlikely but maybe a little less negative change,
I am exactly where @Jaxk is on this. Exactly.
I differ in one important way in that I do believe that there was massive fraud in this election, and that there’s no going back. We can hunker down, but don’t expect any change to come ever.
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