If you think the Economist is primarily about economics, then you clearly haven't read it. It is the best way to keep up on world affairs with an international

If you think the Economist is primarily about economics, then you clearly haven't read it. It is the best way to keep up on world affairs with an international perspective. The Economist certainly has a point of view, which is clearly stated in the opinion "Leaders" at the front of each issue. However, that point of view is not liberal in the sense that Democrat = liberal, Republican = conservative. They are liberal in the sense of Liberalism. They are not aligned with Democratic party at all. If you doubt that, their presidential endorsements should make it clear. They endorsed Clinton, Dole, Bush, Kerry, and Obama. All while consistently sticking to their clear world view, which is well worth checking out.