Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Rush Limbaugh–Sandra Fluke controversy
to Blunt Amendment or some other ''highly neutral'' and ''broad'' title.  There are a raft of |POV issues here. If you redirect to Rush Limbaugh, you help the GOP and conservatives make this about one man's loud mouth, and not the alleged sexist attitudes of an entire party. If you redirect to Sandra Fluke, you play into the hands of liberal activists who are working overtime to put a human face on the debate over insurance mandates. Other possible article titles could mention health insurance, moral exceptions for health services, contraception, and religious freedom. Each of these represents a certain POV, none of them neutral. Each of those is only ''one aspect'' of the Blunt Amendment, which sought to carve out an exception for "''moral'' reasons" (not only religious ones) to the health insurance mandate. It was an exception large enough to cover practically anything, and Republicans, for rhetorical purposes, narrowed it to religious freedom, while Democrats narrowed it contraception, and further personalized it to be about one likable young woman. Limbaugh played into their hands by making it about one boorish man. To avoid playing along with any of the propagandists here, a neutral, broad title that is evocative of next to nothing, Blunt Amendment, encourages the reader to go beyond the title and read the whole story. And it encourages editors to include all the relevant facts, not just the salacious details of Limbaugh's insults and the drama that ensued
— User:Dennis, 19:01, 6 March 2012 (UTC)
Stance: merge
Cited policy: WP:NPOV (Wikipedia:Neutral point of view)