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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH
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To: steve dietrich who wrote (336780)1/3/2003 1:15:34 AM
From: RON BL  Read Replies (1) of 769670
 
About 85 percent of the reporters who cover the White House vote Democratic,” (Evan Thomas). The people who hire these correspondents therefore are in a sense planting a liberal media in the White House. To do an informative job, they should attempt to hire an approximately equal number of reporters from each side. To do otherwise, the press admits, has a dramatic impact on a candidate’s chances. No matter what good things a person has done, if the media decides to publish the bad, their chances are blown. Fifty-five percent of journalists at national media outlets felt that Bush’s chances in 1992 were hurt by the way the press covered him while only 11% felt Clinton was hurt by his portrayal by the media (Times Mirror Center). The acknowledgement of this slant in news coverage by journalists is the most troubling of all evidence that exists to suggest that bias is present.
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