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Recently I've spent a lot of time on politically active sites. I signed up for the free memberships so I could comment on the articles. In doing this I've been able to get a good idea of what "some" people are reacting and responding to. Granted the whole population isn't reading and commenting on the New York Times and the Huffington Post but a lot of people visit the sites. I read that around a third of the nation gets it's news from the internet. I get my news from the net. I can read and watch all the network news. Watch cable channels like Democracy Now or Link.TV. I can read Greenwalds articles on Salon.com. I can read what Larry Summers says. So I spend a good deal of time each day reading and listening to people. The people I'm most interested in aren't the ones writing the articles and making the headlines. After all, I never know who's lying or what any of these peoples secret motives or ambitions are. But the comments, that's completely different, they leave no doubt as to what they think and feel. That's what I want to write about today.

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