Original sentence: "Times Watch", documents alleged liberal bias in the Times, run by the Media Research Center.Additionally, The New York Times has not supported a Republican Party candidate for president since Dwight D.Conservatives believe that the Times hard news and soft news reportage have a consistent and pronounced liberal slant, particularly on social issues.Conversely, many liberals and progressives believe that the Times''' hard reporting of foreign policy issues tends to be biased towards right-wing views.Hard News: The Scandals at The New York Times and Their Meaning for American Media''', Random House (2004), cloth, ISBN 1400062446.In the film Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media, Noam Chomsky's allegations of the paper's deliberate downplaying Indonesia's brutal invasion and occupation of East Timor are extensively illustrated as a major example of this.Some liberals believe that the Times reporting of economic policy issues tends to be biased towards upper-middle class or upper-class concerns over the concerns of the poor or working-class.Stylistically, the newspaper is quite conservative.Third, some Times political reporters, such as Elisabeth Bumiller and Adam Nagourney, have been accused by liberals of covering politics in a shallow and unreflective fashion that (perhaps inadvertently) benefits conservatives.[ WQXR, the Times radio station]
Edited sentence: "Times Watch", documents alleged liberal bias in the Times'', run by the Media Research Center.Conservatives believe that the Times''' hard news and soft news reportage have a consistent and pronounced liberal slant, particularly on social issues.Conversely, some liberals believe that the Times reporting of economic policy issues tends to be biased towards upper-middle class or upper-class concerns over the concerns of the poor or working-class.Hard News: The Scandals at The New York Times and Their Meaning for American Media', Random House (2004), cloth, ISBN 1400062446.Stylistically, the newspaper is quite traditional.The New York Times has not supported a Republican Party candidate for president since Dwight D.The newspaper, though very popularly read, is generally considered left-of-center.[ WQXR, the Times' radio station]