After clicking this link it will lead you to an article in the new york times published on January 17, 2007 By Jim Rutenberg.
Jim rutenberg portrays bush on a positive side by saying that his remarks "were the most extensive yet on the executions, and they pointed up the continued tensions between Mr. Bush and Mr. Maliki as they try to forge a joint plan to calm the violence plaguing Iraq". jim rutenberg also quotes bush from many of his interviews from the past week and all of the quotes that he uses show a positive view of president bush and show support for him as well.
Jim rutenberg portrays bush on a positive side by saying that his remarks "were the most extensive yet on the executions, and they pointed up the continued tensions between Mr. Bush and Mr. Maliki as they try to forge a joint plan to calm the violence plaguing Iraq". jim rutenberg also quotes bush from many of his interviews from the past week and all of the quotes that he uses show a positive view of president bush and show support for him as well.
1 comment:
The article itself is not really maniulative. The author is unbiased and does not really take a negative or positive side on the Bush policy. So the reader is given the facts from both sides and is not really manipulated into viewing either side worse than the other.
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