[Talk] Do you guys follow U.S. politics?

[firstknt ()]

One way to learn English is to watch/read/listen the news in English,
and with the Internet making it easier then ever (you don't even need a TV),
I'm wondering how many people (here on this board) watch English news
and follow US politics.

This upcoming US presidential election has of course had significant coverage
in the US, and also garnered international attention due to the historical
 context in terms of US racial issues as well as the previous administrations
(Bush's) significant shortcomings.

So, do you follow US politics, and if so, what's your source?

I mainly follow CNN for breaking news, and various websites for more in-depth
analysis.

For a more left-leaning source, I follow The Huffington Post at
huffingtonpost.com.

For more right-leaning commentary, well, there's Fox News.

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