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For one, here, I could not agree more, concur, and applaud your impulse to tune out.

To be rid of the hyperventilating overdose of BOTH sides, (actually, all sides) each and everyone clattering their teeth, boosting their volume, with fury in their eyes, arrogance in their body language even before facts are in, is advocacy trumping reality. This is our regular, unvarying and dependable fare on national TV.

All is advocacy. Political views and agendas shove every fact and chronology to the side, in favor of lighting our hair on fire.

I’ve had quite enough myself. When the bizarre coverage of the tragedy hit the screen yesterday, but could not hear it, while at a salon. Enough of it was FOX, already doing Trump no favors, as you stated.

I have not had the TV on since. Who needs the media circus at this early point, before all the elements of this disaster are even pieced together? I don’t.

News is hysterical enough on the internet, posting reams of bad news articles one after another, but at least there is no volume, and I can pick and choose sources and columns to peruse that fit my search for facts and not the BS political advocacy of every talking head.