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The WSJ opinion side is uniformly conservative and pro-GOP / anti-Dem/liberal. The NYT is very different: They cover the spectrum, from Ross Douthat who is pre
by wolverine876 3y ago
The WSJ opinion side is uniformly conservative and pro-GOP / anti-Dem/liberal.
The NYT is very different: They cover the spectrum, from Ross Douthat who is pretty far right, (edit: to David French, rational religious right) to Brett Stephens (former WSJ opinion page editor) to David Brooks (more center-right), and more. The notable exception is no pro-Trump writers, but they are not bound to publish lies and nonsense.
Progressives think the NYT is a corporate tool. I wonder what the far right thinks of the WSJ.
- ghaff 3y agoHaving some visibility into the WSJ... it's conservative but not MAGA.
- wolverine876 3y agoWhat does the MAGA and associated crowd think of the WSJ, if you happen to know?
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- ghaff 3y agoAbsent much visibility into the MAGA crowd, I suspect most view it as very corporatist vs. populist whether they articulate it as such or not.