To: BenLurkin
I thought just about all British papers were pro socialist.
Is this typical for the Daily Mail?
It nailed the problem as I see it.
13 posted on
02/13/2009 1:58:37 PM PST by
DoughtyOne
(Resolved: McCain 2010, Gregg 2010, Snowe 2010, Spectre 2012, Collins 2014)
To: DoughtyOne
Comparatively speaking, they are. However, there's a spectrum, from the Telegraph (often known, affectionately and not, as the "Torygraph") and the Daily Mail on the relative-right to the Independent and the Spectator on the center-left to the might-as-well-be-published-in-Moscow Guardian on the left-left-left-of-left. (The Sun is an equal-opportunity naughty-gossip pot-shotter, more interested in decorating Page 3 than in taking any hard political positions.)
17 posted on
02/13/2009 2:57:24 PM PST by
Tenniel2
("When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall one by one" -- Edmund Burke)
To: DoughtyOne
Unlike the US, where the press is politically neutral, UK papers all have a definitely understood political position
Here is a guide
18 posted on
02/13/2009 3:53:37 PM PST by
Oztrich Boy
( As for a future life, every man must judge for himself between conflicting vague probabilities. - D)
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