This cell phone switchover is
taking 'way too long! Not as simple as the television ad
said.
Artful
Dodging: Answering a different question than the one that
was asked-not quite a lie, but an evasion. When you've seen
it: Nearly all political debates feature at least one dodge,
also known as a ''pivot.'' In one Republican primary debate,
Trump was asked, ''Do you still believe President Bush
should have been impeached?'-to which his response started,
''First of all, I have to say, as a businessman I get along
with everybody. I have business all over the world.'' More
From 2018: Early newspapers in America were run by
political parties, swaying news to fit their purpose, and that
editorial bias is still here on the editorial page. While a
paper may endorse one candidate or another, the news content is
generally impartial, with some exceptions. Cable and satellite
news can be very much one way or the other, the prime example
may be Rupert Murdock's Fox News Network. When Bill Clinton was
president, CNN was often referred to as the "Clinton News
Network" because of the favorable reporting in that
direction.
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