The Media's Problem Of "False Balance" Showing Itself In Electoral Map Analyses
What is particularly noteworthy is where the media bias lies: it's a clear willingness to give John McCain (R) the benefit of the doubt, but not Barack Obama (D).
What is particularly noteworthy is where the media bias lies: it's a clear willingness to give John McCain (R) the benefit of the doubt, but not Barack Obama (D).
John Lumea | Posted 07.24.2008 | Home
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