Can you recognize the editorial slant of your local newspaper?

Answer 1

I can find the biases in mine easily. I can tell which High Schools it favors, which local policies it likes. I can also tell that the editors are liberal. It is obvious from their collumns. They do print editorials that represent both sides of the asile, but being from a liberal state, the Democrat side does tend to get more space.

Answer 2

As a former newspaper editor, I addressed pertinent issues in an unbiased manner. And, yes, I can recognize the slant of any editorial. Comes with experience.

Answer 3

Ohio newspapers walk a fine line in this purple state.
No, but I see one in news magazines. US News is way more apt to push the current administrations agenda than Time or Newsweek. Those two are much more likely to dog the current government officials and policies.
I prefer Time and Newsweek. I feel they are doing their job and not acting as a mouthpiece for those they should be monitoring.

Answer 4

Yes. Unless you are looking for a slant, though, it would be easily overlooked as our local paper's slant is the same as our local TV news.

Answer 5

I can recognize the liberal, anti-America, porn and abortiion supporting editorials like a kick in the balls. They don't even try to disguise their political agenda anymore.

Answer 6

Yes. I refuse to read The Boston Globe because it has become ultra liberal.