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Does nonpartisan journalism have a future?

  • Written by Justin Buchler, Associate Professor of Political Science, Case Western Reserve University
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The nonpartisan model of journalism is built around the norm of covering politics as though both parties are equally guilty of all offenses. The 2016 campaign stressed that model to the breaking point with one candidate – Donald Trump – who lied at an astonishing level. PolitiFact rates 51...

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