This story puts a new twist on women and how important they are in the election process. This article says that Obama's strategy to pursue women to vote for him has been telling them which issues they should and shouldn't care about for example birth control. However women are becoming more into the election and concerned about more than just birth control they want to know about the economy and more important issues. Overall they are saying this could hurt Obama in the end and his chance of winning. This article is bias since it doesn't show both sides of the issue. First of all the townhall where this article came from leans more right rather than left so it has a conservative and republican side to this argument. The author ... More »

This story explains how Lindsay Lohan is supporting Mitt Romney because she thinks "unemployment is important". They notice that this is a trend that is happening. Most low information voters don't know a lot about politics so they will find a few things they like about one of the candidates and that's the only reason they will vote for them. They think Obama should be really worried about this because there are many voters just like Lindsay Lohan. This story is very bias. It talks a lot about how Obama's camp should be very worried but doesn't give the other side why Romney should be worried. This is an opinion piece that very much takes the republican, right winged side. This story could go the other way as well. People could ... More »

This article explains that Romney is now 6 points ahead of Obama. Obama's team is now getting worried since the numbers are rising for Mitt Romney. There has also been studies shown that the candidate who is ahead three weeks before voting usually ends up winning the race. This article is very fair and isn't very bias. Even though they are saying that Romney is ahead in the election they are overall just stating the facts. They include good things about Obama and how he did better than Romney in the debate on Tuesday. This article includes many quotes, statistics, and polls. This article shows where the election is headed and gives the world an inside on who is in the lead and how the swing states affect that.

After reading this article I didn't think it was good journalism. First of all it is extremely unfair and biased. It only shows one side. In this article it talks about why same sex marriage would affect other marriages. It doesn't give the other view on why it wouldn't affect other people's marriage. There was no balance what so ever. It was one view and one persons opinion. There was no outside sources to back up the author of this article. He should have included some quotes about his view. This would have been a better and more fair article if both sides were included.

I think that this was an interesting article to read to see how the Catholic religion is split on which side they should vote for either for the marriage amendment or against it. I think that after reading this I thought it was balanced. It had pretty equal amount of quotes on both sides of the issue. Although I did think it was a little bit biased because they focused more time on the anti-amendment group. To make this story better they should have spent equal time on both the anti-amendment group and the group that is for the amendment. I also thought it was good that they used more recent article cites in this article it makes the story more relevant and up to date.

The different graphs that were shown were very interesting. I thought that liquor would have been a higher choice than wine. People my age are definently bear drinkers so that didn't surprise me that it was the preferred beverage choice.

Isn't the entire presidential election a lie? It seems as though this news story is very bias. Obama and Romney have both been accused of lieing and telling the world things that they are going to do and it never really happens. I don't think you can pin point all these lies on Romney.