u/Ipodawan

Where/how do you recommend looking into government events and information? What sources apart from the typical news or article outlets may be reliable enough? And do people usually go about digging deeper than whats always given to the public at first?

EIDT: To clarify:

Elections

Bill's being discussed/passed/vetoed

Meet ups(ike the recent ball room party)

International relations being discussed (resources, laws, alliances)

Even simple rumors.

literally ANY and EVERYTHING that happens, especially stuff not often covered in the usual news channels or main articles.

Every bit counts, as research takes a lot of evidence I'd say.

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u/Ipodawan — 13 days ago

Where/how do you recommend looking into government events and information? What sources apart from the typical news or article outlets may be reliable enough? And do people usually go about digging deeper than whats always given to the public at first?

EIDT: To clarify:

Elections

Bill's being discussed/passed/vetoed

Meet ups(ike the recent ball room party)

International relations being discussed (resources, laws, alliances)

Even simple rumors.

literally ANY and EVERYTHING that happens, especially stuff not often covered in the usual news channels or main articles.

Every bit counts, as research takes a lot of evidence I'd say.

Crosspost to more communities

reddit.com
u/Ipodawan — 13 days ago

Where/how do you recommend looking into government events and information? What sources apart from the typical news or article outlets may be reliable enough? And do people usually go about digging deeper than whats always given to the public at first?

EIDT: To clarify:

Elections

Bill's being discussed/passed/vetoed

Meet ups(ike the recent ball room party)

International relations being discussed (resources, laws, alliances)

Even simple rumors.

literally ANY and EVERYTHING that happens, especially stuff not often covered in the usual news channels or main articles.

Every bit counts, as research takes a lot of evidence I'd say.

reddit.com
u/Ipodawan — 13 days ago

Where/how do you recommend looking into government events and information? What sources apart from the typical news or article outlets may be reliable enough? And do people usually go about digging deeper than whats always given to the public at first?

EIDT: To clarify:

Elections

Bill's being discussed/passed/vetoed

Meet ups(ike the recent ball room party)

International relations being discussed (resources, laws, alliances)

Even simple rumors.

literally ANY and EVERYTHING that happens, especially stuff not often covered in the usual news channels or main articles.

Every bit counts, as research takes a lot of evidence I'd say.

Crosspost to more communities

reddit.com
u/Ipodawan — 13 days ago