How long do you look?

Question

I went googling to try to find out about what personal situation contributed to Mitt every having been pro-choice. It took a lot of clicking to find anything other than Mitt flip-flopped the issue before I found what I was looking for. My question, how thoroughly do you search for information on politics before you get past the lib media's version of it and find the nitty-gritty?

Answer 1

Most of the time I ignore anything these political people say. They very seldom tell the truth and for the life of me I can't figure out why anyone would waste time listening to their debates. Come on, past history tell us that they don't even come close to fulfilling their promises. Look at the president he gets a good idea [ok, he gets an idea] and the congress votes him down. This happens time after time in the political arena. Tell the people what you think they want to hear Mitt and keep smiling.

Answer 2

You search till you find what you need to know. It was like that in school and it will stay that way. If you have surgery the doctor keep digging till he finds the thing that looks like the picture he has!!!

Answer 3

I usually find by listening to a verity of sources i can find what I'm  interested in, but past that, not long

Answer 4

Hardly