Opinion Forum

Is There a Way to Win the Hearts and Minds of Obama Voters?

October 3rd, 2012

By Dan Miller If so, we need to find it very soon NOW. I am posting this before tonight’s debate because I don’t think that will cause much change for the better. I hope I am wrong.

Articles written by Dan Miller
Tags: bias, debate, experience, Obamacare, record, reporting, satire, voters
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Fact and Opinion in the News

January 14th, 2012

By Dan Miller All the news and opinions that fit. Letters from Art Brisbane, the New York Times’ public editor, on the subject of “liberal” bias in opinion pieces, are excerpted here. A problem is that the line between fact and opinion, to the extent that one is a recognizable, can often be unclear. If […]

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Tags: bias, Costa Concordia, Iran, liberal, New York Times, News, torpedo
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Conservative Media Bias

May 13th, 2011

By Tom Carter “Nothing more important” than a government job…. That headline on the Drudge Report today caught my attention. It was boxed with and just below another item, “Obama Tells Companies to ‘Step Up’ and Hire Workers.” The obvious implication was that President Obama thinks there is no job more important than working for […]

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Tags: agenda, bias, conservative, context, leadership, private, public, sector
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Media Stars Parachute into Egypt

February 2nd, 2011

By Tom Carter You can tell an event is a big deal when the TV media stars parachute in to report from the scene. Before their arrival, the reporting is done by the more serious TV crews who work regularly in difficult and sometimes dangerous parts of the world. The uprising in Egypt is now […]

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Tags: Amanpour, bias, Cairo, Cooper, crisis, Egypt, elites, liberal, stars
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