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Reliability Score Analysis
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Opposite Sources: 25% Poor (Grade E) Unique Sources: 100% Excellent (Grade A) Multiple Sources: 100% Excellent (Grade A) Multiple Quotes: 100% Excellent (Grade A) Quote Length: 50% Fair (Grade C)
Bias Score Analysis
The A.I. bias rating includes policy and politician portrayal leanings based on the author’s tone found in the article using machine learning. 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.
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Policy Leaning Analysis
This article includes the following sentiments, providing an average bias score of 8% Conservative:
- 1 positive sentiment for Affirmative Action
- 1 positive sentiment for Public Education Spending
- 1 negative sentiment for Taxes
- 1 negative sentiment for Government Spending
- 1 negative sentiment for Student Debt Cancellation
- 1 negative sentiment for Environmental Regulations
- 1 negative sentiment for Abortion
"Now, Root warns, "Gorsuch may see affirmative action in college admissions the same way.""
"Yes, "staying the course" paid off for President Ronald Reagan, but Reagan worked by "cutting taxes, slashing red tape and unnecessary regulation, freeing up the economy, reining in Washington's spending, and creating confidence.""
"Biden's "raised taxes, dramatically scaled up the regulatory burden, puffed up domestic government spending, and undermined public confidence with his bumbling ways.""
"Gov. Hochul plans to hike state education funding to more than $34 billion this year, yet such aid "has grown at nearly twice the rate of inflation over the past 30 years" even as "public school enrollment in New York has fallen 8 percent since 2012," observe the Empire Center's Ken Girardin & Emily D'Vertola."
"Media attention has focused on President Biden's main plan to cancel student debt but the "regulatory changes" he proposed along with it, which he's moving ahead with, have "massive implications" and "would cost taxpayers far more than the White House is letting on," warns Beth Akers at The Hill."
"Often the justices' "instinct" is simply to take "issues off its plate" and give them "to the political branches to decide," as in its recent calls on "legislative and congressional districting" and the Environmental Protection Agency."
"Yet when it does diverge, that's "more often due to liberal decisions that inflamed conservatives and moderates" -- on, say, elections, school prayer and abortion -- rather than decisions that please the right."
Politician Portrayal Analysis:
This article includes the following Politician Portrayal sentiments, providing an average sentiment of 96% Negative and bias score of 72% Conservative:
2 negative sentiments for Ronald Reagan
""The Court's approach can be criticized from many directions, but it is especially wrongheaded to call it 'undemocratic.'u200a"From the right: Biden's Bad SOTU BetPresident Joe Biden revealed himself as "a high-rolling gambler" at the State of the Union, argues The Wall Street Journal's Karl Rove."
This is a negative sentiment.
"Yes, "staying the course" paid off for President Ronald Reagan, but Reagan worked by "cutting taxes, slashing red tape and unnecessary regulation, freeing up the economy, reining in Washington's spending, and creating confidence.""
This is a negative sentiment.
"So "Team Biden's risky bet on the economy is unlikely to pay off.""
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"Biden's "raised taxes, dramatically scaled up the regulatory burden, puffed up domestic government spending, and undermined public confidence with his bumbling ways.""
This is a negative sentiment.
"Media attention has focused on President Biden's main plan to cancel student debt but the "regulatory changes" he proposed along with it, which he's moving ahead with, have "massive implications" and "would cost taxpayers far more than the White House is letting on," warns Beth Akers at The Hill."
This is a negative sentiment.
Policies:
Affirmative ActionPublic Education Spending
Abortion
Environmental Regulations
Student Debt Cancellation
Government Spending
Taxes
Politicians:
Joe BidenRonald Reagan
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8% "Gov. Hochul plans to hike state education funding to more than $34 billion this year, yet such aid has grown at nearly twice the ..."
-2% "Yet when it does diverge, that's more often due to liberal decisions that inflamed conservatives and moderates -- on, say, elections, school prayer and ..."
-6% "Often the justices' instinct is simply to take issues off its plate and give them to the political branches to decide, as in its ..."
-8% Media attention has focused on President Biden's main plan to cancel student debt but the "regulatory changes" he proposed along with it, which he's ..."
-14% "Media attention has focused on President Biden's main plan to cancel student debt but the regulatory changes he proposed along with it, which he's ..."
-30% Biden's "raised taxes, dramatically scaled up the regulatory burden, puffed up domestic government spending, and undermined public confidence with his bumbling ways.""
-34% So "Team Biden's risky bet on the economy is unlikely to pay off.""
-42% "Biden's raised taxes, dramatically scaled up the regulatory burden, puffed up domestic government spending, and undermined public confidence with his bumbling ways.""
-54% "Yes, staying the course paid off for President Ronald Reagan, but Reagan worked by cutting taxes, slashing red tape and unnecessary regulation, freeing up ..."
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*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. The rating is an independent analysis and is not affiliated nor sponsored by the news source or any other organization.
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
63% : Now, Root warns, "Gorsuch may see affirmative action in college admissions the same way."54% : Gov. Hochul plans to hike state education funding to more than $34 billion this year, yet such aid "has grown at nearly twice the rate of inflation over the past 30 years" even as "public school enrollment in New York has fallen 8 percent since 2012," observe the Empire Center's Ken Girardin & Emily D'Vertola.
49% : Yet when it does diverge, that's "more often due to liberal decisions that inflamed conservatives and moderates" -- on, say, elections, school prayer and abortion -- rather than decisions that please the right.
47% : Often the justices' "instinct" is simply to take "issues off its plate" and give them "to the political branches to decide," as in its recent calls on "legislative and congressional districting" and the Environmental Protection Agency.
43% : Media attention has focused on President Biden's main plan to cancel student debt but the "regulatory changes" he proposed along with it, which he's moving ahead with, have "massive implications" and "would cost taxpayers far more than the White House is letting on," warns Beth Akers at The Hill.
29% : Biden's "raised taxes, dramatically scaled up the regulatory burden, puffed up domestic government spending, and undermined public confidence with his bumbling ways."
23% : Yes, "staying the course" paid off for President Ronald Reagan, but Reagan worked by "cutting taxes, slashing red tape and unnecessary regulation, freeing up the economy, reining in Washington's spending, and creating confidence."
*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.