Al Franken and Scott Jennings Spar on CNN Panel Over Election Denier Candidates: 'Would You Vote for Her? It's a Simple Question!'
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Policy Leaning Analysis
This article includes the following sentiments, providing an average bias score of 10% Conservative:
- 1 positive sentiment and 1 negative sentiment for Social Security Privatization.
- 1 negative sentiment for Abortion
"The Democrats, by contrast, were "fishing off the wrong pier" by "making their entire bet" on abortion, which was not as important to voters."
"He thanked Jennings for the "shout out for Stuart Smalley" and then the two debated back and forth a bit over whether the Republicans were indeed threatening to cut Social Security and Medicare before Acosta thanked them both and wrapped the segment."
"That could include Social Security and Medicare.""
Politician Portrayal Analysis:
This article includes the following Politician Portrayal sentiments, providing an average sentiment of 0% Neutral and bias score of 10% Conservative:
9 negative sentiments and 5 positive sentiments for Al Franken
1 negative sentiment for Kevin McCarthy
1 positive sentiment for Donald Trump
2 positive sentiments for Brian Kemp
"Both Franken and Jeings denounced this tactic; even the Republican Jeings said people who were considering doing a such a thing should "find something else to do today.""
This is a negative sentiment.
""I don't know what that's a reference to," Franken deadpaed."
This is a negative sentiment.
""They are all saying that [the election] was a fraud, and you now for sure that it wasn't," said Franken."
This is a negative sentiment.
"Franken responded by rhetorically asking Jeings if instead his advice should be for Republicans "to stop foisting this 'Big Lie' that the election was stolen.""That's why we're seeing this, that's why we're seeing an armed guy outside of voter booths," said Franken, because of the many Republicans who were saying the 2020 election was stolen -- including some GOP candidates ruing for secretary of state positions."
This is a negative sentiment.
""Not in the same way," said Franken."
This is a negative sentiment.
"I believe Joe Biden won the election."nn"
This is a positive sentiment.
"Acosta and Franken both gried as they recognized Jeings' Smalley reference."
This is a negative sentiment.
"Later during the hour, Acosta commented that his staff had fact checked the segment and House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) "did say that if Republicans win control of the house, the GOP may use raising the debt limit as leverage to force spending cuts."
This is a negative sentiment.
"Still, Franken pressed, there were "an amazing number" of Republican candidates who were saying the election was stolen, and that was "dangerous, if we're electing people, especially to administer our elections" who were "spouting the Big Lie.""
This is a negative sentiment.
"nnFranken wanted to know if Jennings were in Arizona whether he would vote for Kari Lake for governor, the Trump-endorsed Republican candidate who is an election denier."
This is a positive sentiment.
"nnFranken wanted to know if Jennings were in Arizona whether he would vote for Kari Lake for governor, the Trump-endorsed Republican candidate who is an election denier."
This is a positive sentiment.
"Comedian and former Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) sparred with GOP consultant Scott Jennings on CNN over election denying candidates on the ballot this year, and it all wrapped up with a classic Saturday Night Live reference."
This is a positive sentiment.
""I want to ask Scott again," said Franken."
This is a negative sentiment.
"The panel then discussed the Democrats' messaging strategy, and Jeings dropped a reference to Franken's Stuart Smalley character on SNL, who was well known for repeating his personal mantra, "I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and doggone it, people like me.""
This is a positive sentiment.
""No," Franken insisted, there was a "distinction," and Abrams had criticized Kemp in his previous role as secretary of state for using "a lot of different ways in which to prevent people from voting, that's a very different thing than saying that the election was stolen in the way that so many candidates have across the country.""
This is a positive sentiment.
""No," Franken insisted, there was a "distinction," and Abrams had criticized Kemp in his previous role as secretary of state for using "a lot of different ways in which to prevent people from voting, that's a very different thing than saying that the election was stolen in the way that so many candidates have across the country.""
This is a positive sentiment.
"He then asked Franken if he would vote for Stacey Abrams, the Democrat challenging Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA) in Georiga."
This is a positive sentiment.
"He then asked Franken if he would vote for Stacey Abrams, the Democrat challenging Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA) in Georiga."
This is a positive sentiment.
Policies:
Social Security PrivatizationAbortion
Politicians:
Joe BidenAl Franken
Kevin McCarthy
Donald Trump
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16% "That could include Social Security and Medicare.""
4% Comedian and former Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) sparred with GOP consultant Scott Jennings on CNN over election denying candidates on the ballot this year, ..."
0% The panel then discussed the Democrats' messaging strategy, and Jennings dropped a reference to Franken's Stuart Smalley character on SNL, who was well known ..."
-2% nn"I want to ask Scott again," said Franken."
-6% Still, Franken pressed, there were "an amazing number" of Republican candidates who were saying the election was stolen, and that was "dangerous, if we're ..."
-6% Later during the hour, Acosta commented that his staff had fact checked the segment and House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) "did say that ..."
-14% nnAcosta and Franken both grinned as they recognized Jennings' Smalley reference."
-16% "He thanked Jennings for the shout out for Stuart Smalley and then the two debated back and forth a bit over whether the Republicans ..."
-24% "The Democrats, by contrast, were fishing off the wrong pier by making their entire bet on abortion, which was not as important to voters.""
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58% : That could include Social Security and Medicare."42% : He thanked Jennings for the "shout out for Stuart Smalley" and then the two debated back and forth a bit over whether the Republicans were indeed threatening to cut Social Security and Medicare before Acosta thanked them both and wrapped the segment.
38% : The Democrats, by contrast, were "fishing off the wrong pier" by "making their entire bet" on abortion, which was not as important to voters.
*Our bias meter rating uses data science including sentiment analysis, machine learning and our proprietary algorithm for determining biases in news articles. Bias scores are on a scale of -100% to 100% with higher negative scores being more liberal and higher positive scores being more conservative, and 0% being neutral. The rating is an independent analysis and is not affiliated nor sponsored by the news source or any other organization.