I see your response to #5 as the problem. A huge swath of the US, including me, sees the Times as a partisan spin factory. Look at there coverage of Harris. Are they doing stories about why she won't talk to the press or article after article about how smart the Dems were to do what they are doing. This is why the left total missed Trump in 2016.
I see your response to #5 as the problem. A huge swath of the US, including me, sees the Times as a partisan spin factory. Look at there coverage of Harris. Are they doing stories about why she won't talk to the press or article after article about how smart the Dems were to do what they are doing. This is why the left total missed Trump in 2016.
As someone outside the US who reads NYT to get a feel for what is going on there and doesn't read any other US media, I would like to point out that I'm well aware that people are criticising Harris for not talking to the press. I've also read opinion pieces by Republicans and people who support Trump. I don't doubt that there is some degree of left wing bias overall, but I don't think that people living in the US appreciate that the centre over there is way right of the centre in the rest of the English speaking world.
I see your response to #5 as the problem. A huge swath of the US, including me, sees the Times as a partisan spin factory. Look at there coverage of Harris. Are they doing stories about why she won't talk to the press or article after article about how smart the Dems were to do what they are doing. This is why the left total missed Trump in 2016.
As someone outside the US who reads NYT to get a feel for what is going on there and doesn't read any other US media, I would like to point out that I'm well aware that people are criticising Harris for not talking to the press. I've also read opinion pieces by Republicans and people who support Trump. I don't doubt that there is some degree of left wing bias overall, but I don't think that people living in the US appreciate that the centre over there is way right of the centre in the rest of the English speaking world.