I have been doing something lately that I've never made a habit of doing... I've been listening to the news. Now, "news" can mean a lot of different things and certainly what some people think is news and what I consider to be newsworthy are often very different. It should come as no surprise that I am conservative and therefore I tune in to those of the same mindset. But, more and more, and maybe you will agree, it's tough to know who to believe. So, I've been spending some time on the Internet and have found two particular websites that I think are completely trustworthy and are dedicated to keeping our country informed with the truth. I truly believe that now more than ever we need to be aware of what's happening in our government and how the decisions that are being made will affect us and our children and our grandchildren! I have also determined that we cannot rely on the mainstream media to tell us all we should know or even report on certain issues at all. For example, did you know that last week was the 34th annual Walk for Life in Washington D.C.? Huge event!
We are privileged to be Americans and I along with that comes a responsibility to be well informed about all that's happening...close to home and thousands of miles away. I encourage you to check out these sites and even add them to your favorites column for easy access. Thanks! : )
www.aclj.org American Center for Law and Justice
www.cwfa.org Concerned Women for America
2 comments:
Thanks, Jennifer, for posting these two news sights. I also do not watch the news, most of it isn't news to me. In fact, today Tom told me I ought to watch the news to see what to expect tonight with the ice storm (he's out of town). I forgot to turn on the tv so I had to resort to the internet! Never did that before, and then to find your post. Thank you, now I will try to stay informed. :)
Opps, that was me, Jennifer M. who just left that comment. :)
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