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Spotted this week in media bias
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Election 2020The latest roundup from the presidential race
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Media Coverage of 2020 Presidential Candidates
Latest roundup from the presidential race: Biden maintains his top rank in media coverage this week partly due to his role in the Trump impeachment inquiry. In the wake of the democratic debates, Andrew Yang spiked once again. The debate front-loaded questions on economic policy and breaking up big-tech – questions that appeal to Yang’s domain. Viewership is greatest at the beginning of the debate, giving Yang early viewership.
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Media Coverage of 2020 Presidential Candidates
Latest roundup from the presidential race: Biden maintains his top rank in media coverage this week partly due to his role in the Trump impeachment inquiry. In the wake of the democratic debates, Andrew Yang spiked once again. The debate front-loaded questions on economic policy and breaking up big-tech – questions that appeal to Yang’s domain. Viewership is greatest at the beginning of the debate, giving Yang early viewership.
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Election 2020: The Fourth Debate
Twelve of the Democratic candidates for the presidential nomination met onstage on Tuesday for the fourth primary debate. The stage was the most crowded it has ever been, with the twelve candidates talking for three hours about their plans for the country. As an increasingly powerful frontrunner, Elizabeth Warren received a great deal of the attacks. In particular, she was criticized for her wealth tax and for refusing to say whether her Medicare for All plan would involve raising taxes for the middle class.
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The media this week continued to focus on Syria and on developments in the Trump impeachment inquiry
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Bias in the NewsHighlighting the top two news topics each day and how they were covered by the left, right and center.
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Fri, Oct 18
New Revelations in Impeachment Inquiry
On Thursday, acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney told reporters that President Trump’s decision to withhold military aid from Ukraine was linked to his desire to pressure Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden, providing Democrats with more evidence for impeachment. There are 1067 news articles covering this topic. 61% (647) are left leaning, 33% (347) center, 7% (73) right leaning.
From the left: Aide's words on Ukraine upend impeachment strategy, New York Times From the center: White House does damage control after Mulvaney remarks, The Hill From the right: Trump impeachment inquiry deeply flawed and unfair, Fox News
Also in the news today: On Friday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell condemned the Trump administration’s decision to withdraw troops from northern Syria, a move which led Turkey to invade Syria and attack the US’s Kurdish allies.
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Thu, Oct 17
Sondland Testifies in Impeachment Inquiry
On Thursday, EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland testified in a closed-door meeting on Capitol Hill as part of the House’s ongoing impeachment inquiry against President Trump. There are 2794 news articles covering this topic. 56% (1575) are left leaning, 35% (984) center, 8% (235) right leaning.
From the left: Trump held Ukraine aid pending investigation of Democrats, New York Times From the center: Trump gave Giuliani the Ukraine portfolio & boxed out diplomats, NPR From the right: Sondland says he was ‘disappointed’ Trump involved Giuliani, Fox News
Also in the news: On Thursday, the US and Turkey reached a deal for a five-day ceasefire deal in Turkey’s invasion of Syria, which would lift US sanctions against Turkey and require the Kurds to vacate the area of conflict in Northern Syria.
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Wed, Oct 16
Trump Downplays the Tension between Turkey and Syria
Following his decision to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria, President Trump made comments on Wednesday that downplay Turkey’s subsequent invasion of Syria. There are 1744 news articles covering this topic. 52% (910) are left leaning, 37% (641) center, 11% (193) right leaning.
From the left: Trump invoked devastation of military deaths to push policy, Washington Post From the center: House Democrats Walk Out Of White House Syria Meeting, NPR From the right: Poll: Majority of Republicans back Trump's Syria decision, Breitbart
Also in the news: Sens. Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) and Amy Klobuchar (Minn.) were two of the biggest winners from the fourth Democratic debate held in Ohio on Tuesday night.
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Tue, Oct 15
Impeachment Inquiry: Bolton concerned by Giuliani's activities
On Tuesday, House Democrats’ ongoing impeachment investigation revealed that former national security advisor John Bolton was concerned with Rudy Giuliani’s actions in Ukraine. There are 1571 news articles covering this topic. 46% (722) are left leaning, 40% (630) center, 14% (219) right leaning.
From the left: House Democrats focus on Mulvaney, Bolton, Washington Post From the center: Bolton was concerned by Giuliani's activities in Ukraine reports say, NPR From the right: Closed-door hill testimony shows Trump at odds with Giuliani, Daily Caller
Also in the news today: On Tuesday, Turkey advanced its invasion into northern Syria, after President Trumps decision to withdraw American forces from the region.
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Mon, Oct 14
Hunter Biden to Leave Chinese Company Board
On Sunday, former vice president Joe Biden’s son Hunter announced that he will step down from the board of a Chinese company by the end of the month. There are 1417 news articles covering this topic. 48% (678) are left leaning, 34% (481) center, 18% (258) right leaning.
From the left: Hunter Biden to leave Chinese company board, New York Times From the center: Biden releases government ethics plan, NPR From the right: Trump predicts the ‘fake news’ media will protect Hunter Biden, NY Post
Also in the news today: At a conference at the president’s Miami resort last week, Trump supporters showed a violent fake video of the president massacring critics and media.
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