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bobbie

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In comparison with the general public, most members of the national news media are
 
  A) without any particular ideological leaning.
  B) politically moderate.
  C) liberal.
  D) conservative.
  E) very conservative.

Question 2

What does the public think about the existence of political bias in the media?
 
  A) It does not exist.
  B) Nearly half think the media is too liberal.
  C) Nearly half think the media is too conservative.
  D) More think the media has a conservative bias than a liberal one.
  E) A majority thinks the media is both too liberal and too conservative.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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