Does the expression "hoist by your own petard" mean anything to you? Do you know how to read statistics or do the headlines confuse you?Boro Boy wrote: ↑Wed Nov 13 2019 12:56pmNot so much a Torygraph but a middle-of-the-roadgraph: https://yougov.co.uk/topics/politics/ar ... newspapers So I guess you will react the way you do because they are not saying what you want to hear so quote a left wing viewpoint newspaper...!macliam wrote: ↑Wed Nov 13 2019 12:46pm"fiscal tightening" - the Torygraph can't even accept the term "austerity"Boro Boy wrote: ↑Wed Nov 13 2019 12:21pmLabour Party's story telling time: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/20 ... my4gizbtgy
Denial was always the policy of the right - exaggerate and deny. Where';s their explanation for the huge increase in food-bank usage? https://www.theguardian.com/society/201 ... arity-says
Asking a population that sits slightly right of centre to categorize the political stance of newspapers is hardly the firmest base for a study - but even so, the results don't support you.
The results you publish show 73% see the Torygraph as being right-wing, with 21% seeing it as "very right wing". Hardly "middle of the road", unless you are Oswald Mosley
By comparison (a comparison which says more about you than me), The Guardian, which you classify as "left wing" was considered to be so by 71% and "very left wing" by just 14%
As I said, exaggerate and deny, eh?