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Kucinich isn’t alone in accusing Matthews of bias in recent days, though other such criticisms have come from the opposite side of the political spectrum...
There are admittedly few fields in which the Cambridge on the other side of the sea (the one I, with European bias, still tend to think of as the “real” Cambridge) can claim to beat the home of veritas, but the open field is definitely one of them. One of my most indelible memories of a visit to King’s College last summer is that lustrous, uniform surface of perfect green. It has been tended for centuries and is one of the college’s status symbols, along with the chapel...
Referencing the failed 1988 presidential bid of former Massachusetts Gov. Michael S. Dukakis, Kerry asserted that Dukakis lost because he didn’t “fight back,” not because of a voter bias against liberal northeastern candidate “The labels are not what are important,” he said. “I’m going to go right at this president and remind him that I know something about aircraft carriers...
...There is a bizarre social class—an elitist bias among American voters who really distrust the poor boys who make good. The only presidents to have been impeached are the poorest Presidents. People who have gone to the best schools have been trusted,” he says...
...kissing after trading vows in Vancouver, Canada, where gay marriage is now legal, and the paper was flooded with angry letters. "It made our stomach 'queasy,' feeling like someone ugly and disgusting broke into our home," wrote Ron and Pat Feit of Cheyenne. Others didn't vent such outright bias but instead expressed hope that the "Don't ask, don't tell" system would last. Said Lisa Ray of Pine Bluffs: "I'd suggest that readers who support your agenda with their hard-earned money place your publication in the same location this subject belongs--a closet...