Sorry, Radiance: Bias analysis of Politico...

Both sides of the political spectrum have accused Politico of having a left or right bias. For example, Media Matters for America, a progressive media watchdog group in Washington, has accused them of having a “Republican tilt.” Politico also published an article criticizing Obama for not being a strong supporter of Israel: “Obama’s Jewish Problem.” In another article, they state that Liberals are not as tolerant as they say they are: “Why Liberals Aren’t as Tolerant as They Think.” Further, an article criticizing Democratic Socialism: “Down Goes Socialism,” and another criticizing Bernie Sanders, “Bernie’s army in disarray.” Lastly, according to the Poynter Institute, Politico is balanced.

Politico is left-center biased based on story se******n and editorial positions that slightly favor the left. They rate high for factual reporting due to proper sourcing and a clean fact check record.

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Posted Friday, July 22, 2022 | By Outside Contributor | 12 Comments

New polling from Pew Research and from NY Times/Siena College, released a few days apart, cast similarly dismal pictures regarding the popularity of President Joe Biden. Overall approval for Biden from NY Times/Siena College stands at 33% and from Pew 37%. However, both polls show approval for the president much stronger than the national average among minorities.

The NY Times/Siena college poll shows Black approval for Biden at 62%, which, according to the Times, is higher than “any other race or ethnicity, age group or education level.” Per Pew, Black approval for Biden stands at 57%. However, Pew also shows a marked difference in approval for Biden from all minority groups, compared to white v**ers. White approval for Biden stands at 30%, Hispanic 47%, and Asian 45%.

Why the difference between w****s and minorities? One obvious answer is that the white figure includes a larger percentage of Republican v**ers. But this still leaves a very important question that everyone, certainly leaders in the Republican Party, should be asking.

Why do minorities disproportionately lean Democrat? Current polling shows the issues most on the minds of v**ers are inflation and the economy. Inflation is nondiscriminatory. Every American is being hit by the same price increases in the supermarket, at the gas pump, in housing and across the board. Given that everyone is concerned about our dismal economy, why should approval ratings for the performance of our president be so different for w****s and for minorities?

Let’s focus on B****s because the difference is most pronounced here. According to survey data from the last few years compiled by my organization, CURE, there is a very large gap in attitudes among B****s, compared with w****s, regarding the most basic functioning of the country.

Many more B****s than w****s see r****m still as a major problem. According to Gallup polling from last year, 84% of B****s, compared with 59% of w****s, believe r****m is widespread. Only 31% of B****s, compared with 62% of w****s, believe that B****s “have an equal chance of getting a job for which they are qualified.” And, particularly telling, 74% of B****s, compared with 48% of w****s, think “government should do more to solve problems.” Responses in the new Pew Research polling about what’s causing this latest round of price increases show how little so many Americans understand about how our economy functions.

Most do not understand that inflation is caused by government spending and printing excessive amounts of money. Most, 49%, said it is business taking advantage of the current economic situation to raise prices.

Bottom line is that in order for the Republican Party to attract more minority v**ers, Republicans need to do a much better job going into minority communities and educating these v**ers about what is actually going on in the country and what it means to them.

Low-income Americans are disproportionately minority Americans. They need an economy that functions properly, an economy where prices are stable and an economy that is growing at a healthy pace.

They must understand that economic opportunity comes from economic growth, not from government programs. Minorities must understand that limited government, not bloated government, allows robust growth.

As I recently wrote, the latest round of Supreme Court decisions protecting life, strengthening our Second Amendment right to bear arms and bolstering parents’ ability to choose where to send their child to school are overwhelmingly in the interests of minority Americans.

In a nutshell, where the crucial battle for minority v**ers has been lost over the years is allowing these v**ers to believe that freedom is not in their interest. Ironically, the Civil Rights Movement was about freedom. It then got diverted by the left to big government and socialism. In order to get the nation moving again, we need all Americans on board. We need to get the crucial message of freedom to our minority citizens.

Star Parker is president of the Center for Urban Renewal and Education and host of the weekly television show “Cure America with Star Parker.”

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