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    Early Biden news coverage more policy than character-driven

    News DeskBy News DeskApril 29, 2021Updated:April 29, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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    New York: Media stories on the early days of the Biden administration focused more on policy than personality, a marked contrast to the beginning of Donald Trump’s presidency, a study released Wednesday found. Nearly two-thirds of Biden stories during his first two months in office were on his policy agenda and ideology, and 35% about his character and leadership style, the Pew Research Center found, The Associated Press reports. For Trump, three-quarters of the early stories were about his character and leadership, Pew said.

    Pew judged that 23% of the stories about Biden were generally positive, 32% negative and the rest mixed. Meanwhile, Trump’s early coverage was 11% positive and 44% negative. The dissonant note for the Democrat Biden was that 78% of the stories about his presidency on outlets aimed at right-leaning audiences were negative, and immigration was the issue that received the most attention. Pew’s survey found that 48% of the early stories about Biden mentioned Trump at some point. Pew studied coverage from 25 separate news outlets for its report.

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