Which seems fine to me, voters can make up their own minds, and perhaps they're smarting from their repeated endorsements of the Bizarro Blago and the disaster, even to the insatiable, kleptocratic left, that is Barack Obama. But then they go on to say, as reported by
old news station CBS:
Ironically, it was complaints of bias on the part of the Chicago
Tribune that in part motivated Marshall Field III to found the Sun-Times
in the first place, the editorial said. Field felt it necessary to push
for President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal
and the entry of the U.S. into World War II, in contrast to Col. Robert
McCormick and his isolationist and anti-Roosevelt Tribune, the
editorial said.
However, the editorial is quick
to point out, that was a bygone era “when many American newspapers were
unabashedly partisan, and not necessarily only on the editorial page.
Not unlike news shops on cable TV and the Web today, they catered to a
core of readers who thought very much like them.”
Today, newspapers’ goal is to appear to the widest readership they can with unbiased news coverage.
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