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They don’t really argue that it’s right or wrong, they just say kind of sarcastic/dry humor things
"This congregation of white people who love the president”
"[Trump] All Lives Matter’d a Nazi really”
"Not even those who idolive Adolf Hitler”
Kailey Patricia Miles Ethan

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They refer to one of Trump’s conferences as a “largely unprovoked presidential rant”. This word choice reiterates the left angle because it shows that the journalist was clearly not a fan of Trump’s words, and it paints Trump in a negative light. This example would pertain to #3 on the list because it is the adjectives and descriptions used that show the left bias.
GT, KT, EA

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They use verb choices (#4) such as “abandoning,” “criticized,” and “accused.” The word choices have a negative connotation and it makes Trump look bad
Claire Eric Carson simran

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In this article, one of the first quotes they give from Trump is, “Before I make a statement, I need the facts.” It makes Trump’s words seem more reliable before they get into what really happened. In the center left article, they use that quote right before they say that Trump was endorsed by David Duke, a former KKK leader.

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Really just took someone else’s article and annotated it then published it as their own, and used a lot of big words as if it make them more credible - “flabbergasted, equivocation, egregious”. Very strong (and opinionated - “foul, racist language”) intro but then the article is just copy and pasted from someone else.
Kailey Patricia Miles Ethan

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In the first page of this article, President Trump is described as being “an increasingly agitated president.” This may be used to imply that Trump’s possibly questionable response was simply out of agitation due to pressure about the matter at hand; this seems to be defending the president slightly, by making it seem that reporters are pushing too much on a matter that isn’t as necessary to discuss as foreign relations. -Garrett

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The center calls him “the president” and “President Trump” which is formal
Lindsey B

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They refer to Trump as “Mr. Trump” instead of president
Lindsey B, Fiona S, Bryan R, Natasha

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They used the title (#2) “increasingly agitated president” to describe trump in this situation. This descriptor is respectful and puts a better light on trump .
Eric Claire Simran Carson

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They used the title

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Gives quotes and tweets from both republicans and Democrats, not just people who approve or disapprove of Trump. Showing both sides proves that they aren’t trying to prove their own point, just showing all of the facts
Kailey Patricia Miles Ethan

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The far-left article repeatedly emphasizes how Trump blamed the violence “on many sides,” making it seem