Quick! What newpapers and magazines do YOU read?

[uppityperson]

How many can you list? Just pretend even, make up some. But be quick because, after all, being able to come up with answers is Part of the Job. Can you do better than "all of them that were put in front of me"?

[Bicoastal]

1. What's that one where everyone's nekkid?

Oh, right--The Economist.

[spindrifter]

2. Why would anyone just rely on the ones that

were put in front of him or her?

[Left Is Write]

11. Someone puts Vogue and More in front of me when I'm getting my hair done.

I'm not exactly a Vogue kind of woman!

:P

[grasswire]

3. legitimate list

Harper's
The Washington Post
The Oregonian
The Economist
National Geographic
Smithsonian
The Nation
The Progressive
Sojourners
and and and.......

[iiibbb]

4. I read catalogs

and the internets.

[grasswire]

5. I'm getting the impression that she doesn't read the Internets

...except perhaps in a very narrow field of interest.

[KingFlorez]

6. Ventura County Star, Daily News

Occasionally I check out, Ebony, Jet, TIME and US News and World Report.

[Starry Messenger]

I like google news.

I discover great newspapers there everyday.

[tekisui]

13. That answer would have been better.

[Starry Messenger]

19. There are so many ways she could have gone.

She's so awkward and strange.

[BlooInBloo]

36. Yah - that was a question you have to work REALLY hard at to get wrong....

EDIT: Reminds me of SNL Jeopardy.

[Starry Messenger]

38. The more I see of her...

the more I'm wondering how she's still processing oxygen.

I've never seen SNL Jeopardy. That sounds amusing. :o

[BlooInBloo]

44. ZOMG!!! Are you kidding???

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etmHaeaNsCw

It's the funniest shit on SNL for years.

[Starry Messenger]

49. Holy shit!

That was hawesome. I'm crying. I'll check more tomorrow. I have the day off. Now I know what I'm going to be looking at. Thanks Bloo!

[BlooInBloo]

50. Enjoy! The one with Sharon Osbourne and Bill Cosby deserves special mention.

[tekisui]

7. All of them! Everything! Anything!

It would have been better if she had said the National Review and Newsmax. USAToday would have been better.

Ranger Rick would have been better.

Highlight's or Reader's Digest would have been better than no answer.

She wasn't programmed with that talking point, and she is not allowed to ad lib it. Or she doesn't read.

[Liberal_in_LA]

39. lol. Highlights!

[life_long_dem]

43. Here are most, if not all newspapers in the world online.

http://www.ipl.org/div/news/

[Cha]

8. That's a tough one..I've only been reading them for decades..

Actually I only read DU and Rolling Stone now..I stopped all that crap.

Maybe she's embarrassed by what she reads?

[hedgehog]

9. New Yorker, Atlantic, TIme, Newsweek, Syracuse Post- Standard,

Funny Times, Prevention, Organic Gardening, Scientific American, Smithsonian, National Geographic. Some I read cover to cover, others I browse. Some aren't thought of as news magazines, but they give a lot of back ground info on important issues.

Also America and National Catholic Review.

And the Valley News - covering events in Fulton, Granby, Volney and the rest of Oswego County!

[Czolgosz]

10. The Nation, Harper's, Consumers' Report, Time, Newsweek, Entertainment Weekly, The New York Times,

[TheDonkey]

12. I don't respond to these type of "Gotcha" questions. Thanks, but no thanks.

[redwitch]

18. In what respect Donkey?

:-)

[Botany]

14. e.z.

"A vast variety of sources."

[Condem]

15. Honestly, uppity. The NY Times.

MOJO, Rolling Stone, SI.

[vaberella]

16. The Atlantic, The Econ, The Nation, my fave: FT, The Guardian, NYT, WSJ.

I read a lot.

[rufus dog]

17. O.K.

Fortune, Money, WSJ, LA Times, OC Register, Time, Newsweek, Maxim, US News & World, Sports Illustrated, ESPN the Magazine.

To be fair I had to use up frequent flier points so have a slew delivered right now.

[medicswife]

20. Ok, here goes:

Newspapers: The Stars and Stripes European edition online, New York Times, The Army Times and just for kicks, I still read my small, hometown newspaper, The Ravalli Republic.

Magazines: Time, Newsweek, National Geographic, and U.S. News and World Report.


How's that Katie?

[blogslut]

21. I'm a Google News fan

Which means that I get my news from several sources. New York Times, Washington Post, LA Times, Newsweek, USA Today, Boston Globe, Chicago Tribune, Times UK... the list is endless and dependent on the headline.

I grew up in a newspaper family. Many a Sunday was spent at may father's feet, waiting for him to give me the paper, section by section. We had all the major magazines back then. A walk into the local bookstore (where there were papers and magazines from all over) was like walking into a candy store.

I used to buy newspapers and magazines regularly but with the Internet, I don't need to. I can read articles from any venue in the world, as long as it's online and in English.

[CitizenLeft]

22. to be honest? I don't read mags... I read articles on line...

Newsweek, Time, WSJ, USAToday, Atlantic, Nation, Salon, Boston Globe, SF Chronicle, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, NYT, Atlanta C-J...

That's all I can come up with "quick."

Surely, all she had to say was WSJ and she was done. She couldn't even do that.

[Hardrada]

23. I hate surveys. Thinks but nooh thinks!

[uppityperson]

24. Good job all! I didn't think it was that tough of a question.

NY Times, BBC,Seattle Times, Boston Globe, Ntl Geo, oh crap some natural health magazine thing, Gardening, The Boatman, The Economist, just read NewsMax and ripped it up, NOLA.com, Sun Herald.

Hey Sarah, how about Alaskan magazine? Hunters of the Wild? Anchorage Daily News? You have to learn to be ready to answer questions when you KNOW you are getting interviewed. How can anyone believe you could answer questions in an unprepared situation if you can't do it when you KNOW you will be asked questions? Good lord woman. Feminist my ass, you give a really bad feel to that term. Bimbo maybe. But not feminist and way not ready to be vp. It takes more than not blinking to be a vp. You are giving Dan Quayle a run for his money.

[CitizenLeft]

27. not even Field & Stream.

It boggles.

[uppityperson]

34. Snow-go Monthly (Snow Tech Mag is a real one)

[dchill]

46. I wonder if there's a paper named...

The Alaskan Independent. I wonder if she'd even read that. Oh, well, First Dude could always read it to her.

[BlooInBloo]

25. I'll try ta find ya some andIllbringemtoya!

[Left Is Write]

29. !

:rofl:

[4_Legs_Good]

52. LMAO

Priceless!

Thanks!!

:)

David

[Erin Elizabeth]

26. Yep, I can.

I read print versions of the Ft. Worth Star Telegram and the Dallas Morning News. I read electronic versions of a few of the major dailies, such as the NYT and the Washington Post.

I also like to follow the UK biggies.

I really should branch out and start reading English versions of other international papers, though.

Every once in a long while, I read a print version of the WSJ.

That was easy. Can we talk news periodicals? Time, Newsweek, and US News and World Report, at the gym. LOL. Too cheap to pay for them.

[CitizenLeft]

28. heck, I forgot the WaPo... doh!

[Erin Elizabeth]

30. I just realized you meant ALL of them.

Ok add Domino, InStyle, the Daily Quick (Dallas Morning News freebie they put out five days a week), Home Companion, Texas Gardner, and sometimes Cat Fancy.

What? Shuddup.

[mvd]

31. Hey, more than Sarah!

I'll get back to you on them when McCain gets elected President - oh, sorry, that will be never, haha.

[SaveAmerica]

32. I asked my kids and they said the locals, USA Today, Wall Street Journal and

online news sources. My daughter wondered why Palin couldn't even come up with the Wasilla Times and Observer in a pinch. Or the Wasilla Walrus. Or the Wasilla Wastebin filler. Or whatever her local rag is.

[Clio the Leo]

33. I read enough to know what the Morning After Pill is.......

...... and why I would need to come down hard against it if I were a conservative Republican running for office.

[Colobo]

35. From the US: NYT, WP, Time, Newsweek. From overseas:

Argentina- La Nación, Clarín
Puerto Rico- El Nuevo Día, Primera Hora
Dominican Republic- Listin Diario, Hoy

[Liberal_in_LA]

37. Yes, I could name 10 mags/newspapers quickly. Then explain that I read articles on the web from all

sources. At minimum how could Palin not even name her own town's paper! Even if it's a lie say "LA times" or "NY times". Better than looking like a deer in the headlights. Say "Wall street journal". ANYTHING!

[LiberalHeart]

40. Only one I read is Alaska Monthly.

[chiefofclarinet]

41. I'm a college student, so I can't afford magazines

However, I do read two regional newspapers (Des Moines Register and Iowa City Press-Citizen) and the college paper (Daily Iowan). I actually don't read "all of them that were put in front of me;" I think USA Today is poor writing and the New York Times is too dry.

When I can buy magazines, I buy Discover, Popular Science, Scientific American, and National Geographic. (I'm a scientist in training.) I will read Newsweek, Time, US News, and Utne if I can find them (and can afford them).

[burythehatchet]

42. Economist, MoJo, The Nation, Utne, India Today

[girl gone mad]

45. The Economist, Nature..

Science, Physics Today, and a Mathematics journal.

:)

[Left Is Write]

47. I regularly read the Idaho Statesman and the Minneapolis StarTribune -

when I first moved to Boise, I missed the Strib so much I had it mailed here.

I read a handful of "women's" magazines (Good Housekeeping, Family Circle, Redbook), some entertainment mags (People, US Weekly), general interest (Reader's Digest, National Geographic), and some news mags (Time, Newsweek). I still remember all of the magazines my parents subscribed to when I was growing up, and I always read them after Dad was done with them (Reader's Digest, NatGeo, US News & World Report, Consumer Reports, and National Geographics' World, ordered for us kids). I occasionally read Prevention, Shape, and Self (usually at the gym), and I often buy cooking magazines (Taste Of Home, Bon Appetit, Cooking Light) and home magazines (Better Homes & Gardens, Martha Stewart). I've read small local town newspapers - the weeklies. I regularly read the Milwauke Journal-Sentinel when I lived in Wisconsin. Sometimes I read the New York Times, but I have to confess it's because I want to do the crossword. Which, of course, brings me to another magazine: Dell Official Crossword Puzzles (does that count? ;)).

[csziggy]

48. Science News, Astronomy, National Geographic, America's Horse

Needlepoint Now, Needlepointer and Needle Arts.

And for news, Google News online.

The local rag, the Tallahassee Democrap, is not worth the time it takes to open the pages, but I do have Tallahassee as a section on Google News. Often, the best coverage for local events other than football is from newspapers out of town or online articles on the local TV channels' web sites.

Edited to add news sources.

[4_Legs_Good]

51. Oh, I read all of them

you know, all those papers. I mean it's not like California is another planet. We get all that stuff down here. Those papers and stuff. I mean, it's like there's all kinds of things out there, and I'm exposed to them, and get a lot of information from all those papers.

You know, all of them!

All

Of

Them

You know.

David

[Madam Mossfern]

53. Hmmmm....

NY Times
Newark Star Ledger
Newsweek
National Geographic
Natural History
Herb Quarterly
My subscription ran out for Archeology

Local papers
Internet on breaks at work