It's about the White House

New York Times
may 7, 2008
Author: Unknown

The author of this article is writing to criticize the progress of the presidential race. He believes that Clinton and Obama are too busy trying to decide how the Democratic Party will determine who is president. He says that they should focus more on the issues the American people are interested in hearing that will help them decide who they really want running our country. The author states that there are major differences in the Democratic candidates and the Republican candidate, but Obama and Clinton have not separated their views enough for the people to make their decision. Through the author's extreme criticism of John McCain's right wing views, it can be determined that a bias was present in writing this article. It was a well written article stating some changes that need to be made in order to draw much need lines between where the Democratic candidates stand on certain views, but it was heavily opinionated in the Democrats favor.