05-04-2008, 01:00 AM
RgrF, which part of the article or list is it that "can only be called opinion"? I thought you said if you didn't read it.
Sorry the list didn't appear in one of your favored British news sources. If you think it's unworthy of viewing, fearing your pristine eyeballs might be exposed to a news source who's editorial point of view you disagree with, you can select among the folllowing menu. Perhaps the editorial point of view of the Independent, Mirror, Observer, or Guardian might meet your requirements.
The Express: Right
The Mail: Right
The Telegraph: Right
The Evening Standard: Right of center
The Sun: Right of center
The Times: Moderate right of center
The Independent: Left of center
The Mirror: Left
The Observer: Left
The Guardian: Left
Re: Gingrich and Rove. One is a mouthpiece, one isn't.
Gingrich is a total Ideologue, tirelessly peddling the predictable Right-Wing point of view. Rove isn't. Surprisingly (it's weird to see him on TV to begin with) he does straight analysis of the campaign in general. He's like a human calculator. He's known for pulling up a white board, scribbling columns of numbers, scoring the delegate count, etc., while he talks. Different than what I expected. He gives commentary on both Repubs and Dems, revealing no noticeable favor either way. Just cold political analysis. I keep waiting for his head to spin around, half-expecting him to take a sip from a glass of human blood between comments, but so far, he plays it straight. Rove's beady little eyes look exactly the same when he talks about either campaign.
Sorry the list didn't appear in one of your favored British news sources. If you think it's unworthy of viewing, fearing your pristine eyeballs might be exposed to a news source who's editorial point of view you disagree with, you can select among the folllowing menu. Perhaps the editorial point of view of the Independent, Mirror, Observer, or Guardian might meet your requirements.
The Express: Right
The Mail: Right
The Telegraph: Right
The Evening Standard: Right of center
The Sun: Right of center
The Times: Moderate right of center
The Independent: Left of center
The Mirror: Left
The Observer: Left
The Guardian: Left
Re: Gingrich and Rove. One is a mouthpiece, one isn't.
Gingrich is a total Ideologue, tirelessly peddling the predictable Right-Wing point of view. Rove isn't. Surprisingly (it's weird to see him on TV to begin with) he does straight analysis of the campaign in general. He's like a human calculator. He's known for pulling up a white board, scribbling columns of numbers, scoring the delegate count, etc., while he talks. Different than what I expected. He gives commentary on both Repubs and Dems, revealing no noticeable favor either way. Just cold political analysis. I keep waiting for his head to spin around, half-expecting him to take a sip from a glass of human blood between comments, but so far, he plays it straight. Rove's beady little eyes look exactly the same when he talks about either campaign.