I hate "The Daily Caller"
Just because I read news stories regarding Obama does not mean I want to be subjected to right wing lies from The Daily Caller on every Yahoo webpage. Please allow Yahoo users to screen out teasers from websites that they despise.
Brian Koller
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Rob
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You are a brain dead liberal, but you stumbled on a good idea. We need to be able to screen out ridiculous sources like Vox which have no redeeming value.
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Anonymous
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Brian you are an ignorant sheep you know that right?
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Anonymous
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Really, yahoo has Think Progress, huffingtonpost, the Daily Beast, CSM, Daily Caller is pretty much the only conservative voice on Yahoo, and you want them to ban it. Wow...left-wingers really are a bunch of intellectually weak fascist babies who can not tolerate opposing view points.
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Doug
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I abhor the idea that you only want to be presented with thoughts you already agree with...the internet should be a marketplace for ideas.
That being said, it wouldn't be bad if there was a more overt indication of source and *****, a better delineation between true news and opinion/editorialism.
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Gary N
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I disagree. The Daily Caller is not as badly slanted as most of the left-wing "news". However, being able to select individual news sources would be a plus. The Wire, Katie Couric and Matt Bai would be deleted in a heartbeat. Their liberal, dishonest, biased screaming and crying is very annoying.
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Slip Knot
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Right Wing lies? Name "ONE" Brian, just one!!!
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Anonymous commented
Here's an idea,it's supposed to be a NEWS feed,a place you can quickly check on the NEWS,see that would be convenient like how you would want a front page to be. But when your NEWS feed is pigged up and becomes the TUCKER CARLSON'S OPINION feed,which is something I doubt even Mrs Carlson is all that keen on getting,it isn't all that convenient. Not to mention the daily reminder of the existence of someone who annoys you. Not exactly what you want with your morning coffee.
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"MaxxFordham"
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Here's an idea: just don't click on them! Just don't read them! Ignore them! Problem solved!