Opinion | Roosevelt fixed his serious VP mistake. Will Biden?
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Bias Score Analysis
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Politician Portrayal Analysis:
This article includes the following Politician Portrayal sentiments, providing an average sentiment of 84% Negative and bias score of 10% Conservative:
"Wallace, who called himself "a practical mystic," became enthralled by a charlatan guru to whom Wallace wrote embarrassingly effusive letters in which he called himself Galahad and spoke of "Karmic duty" and the "Holy Chalice.""
This is a negative sentiment.
"Wallace was a jumble of weird attributes that made him difficult to decipher, and he disguised his long infatuation with political evil."
This is a negative sentiment.
"This story is told in historian Be Steil's new biography "The World That Wasn't: Henry Wallace and the Fate of the American Century," which should be read right now."
This is a negative sentiment.
Politicians:
Henry WallaceSentiments
-32% Wallace was a jumble of weird attributes that made him difficult to decipher, and he disguised his long infatuation with political evil."
-56% Wallace, who called himself "a practical mystic," became enthralled by a charlatan guru to whom Wallace wrote embarrassingly effusive letters in which he called ..."
-56% Wallace, who called himself "a practical mystic," became enthralled by a charlatan guru to whom Wallace wrote embarrassingly effusive letters in which he called ..."
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