<human>: I grew up only really being presented the conservative viewpoint, and liberalism being dismissed as immoral and simply wrong in its viewpoint.  I'd like to broaden their view so they can understand where I'm coming from now (I've been slowly revising my views shifting more towards moderate, taking some views from conservativism, some from liberalism; I'd actually describe my views as somewhat Utilitarianistic, but that's a different subject for another day)

In any case, I'd love to see some suggestions on how to expose them to other viewpoints subtly, to give them a slow introduction to other viewpoints, since they'll likely outright ignore a 'liberal' news source such a bastion of liberalism the NYT (even though I realize that the NYT is much more centrist, if slightly left-leaning)

They're very smart people, but I believe misinformed, or uninformed.  For example, they used to (not sure about nowadays) believe that Fox News was in fact fair and balanced.  They also would subscribe to the trickle-down belief.

My only concern here is that I don't know how they got to their position, whether by reason or feeling.  You know the old adage: "You can't reason someone out of a position they were not reasoned into."

So my question is: How do I subtly expose my parents to well-reasoned views from all sides of the spectrum, to expose them to the non-vilified version of both democrat and republican views?

(Side note, I've often considered Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, but they tend sometimes to be a bit crude, and my parents would likely latch onto that, ignoring the meat of what they're saying.)

Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: Parents want me to send them interesting news sources that I come across, I'd like to help broaden their viewpoints, to help them understand where I'm coming from.  How do I do that?