> “I don’t think it veered into opinion,” Mr. Isaac said. “It was analysis, backed up by reporting, and written under tight deadline.” He’s probably right. The

> “I don’t think it veered into opinion,” Mr. Isaac said. “It was analysis, backed up by reporting, and written under tight deadline.” He’s probably right. The piece opens up by lamenting the similarites between facts and opinions and then sidesteps the issue by calling their opinions "analysis". Clever.