Given a document, an entity and its sentiment towards the entity, verify if it is the correct sentiment towards the entity. Answer should be yes or no. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Charles Rangel is Neutral . The vote makes Rangel just the 23rd member of the House to be censured  and the first in nearly three decades.
 Rangel and his allies had pleaded for mercy  arguing his transgressions  which included failure to pay income taxes and misuse of his office to solicit fundraising donations  deserved the more lenient punishment of a reprimand. But that effort failed  267-146.
 Still  talking to reporters after leaving the House floor  Rangel's old pugnacity returned as he denounced the vote as partisan.
 "I am confident that when the history of this has been written  people will recognize that the vote for censure was a very  very  very political vote " Rangel said.
 Rep. Zoe Lofgren  D-Calif.  the chairwoman of the ethics committee  said in the past  censure had been used for members who had used unparliamentary language and that Rangel had promised voters that Democrats would run the most ethical Congress in history.
 "We need to hold ourselves to a higher standard " Lofgren said. "Mr. Rangel himself has acknowledged that."
 Rangel's long battle over the ethics charges has transfixed New York City's political establishment  and set off speculation about how long he will remain in office. Several Democrats are eyeing the seat  but no major figure dared to challenge Rangel last fall  when he easily won re-election.
Rangel's long battle over the ethics charges has transfixed New York City's political establishment  and set off speculation about how long he will remain in office. Several Democrats are eyeing the seat  but no major figure dared to challenge Rangel last fall  when he easily won re-election.
no

Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Medvedev is Positive . Russia's catastrophic wildfires this summer have demonstrated the need to reform the nation's forest protection legislation and the state forestry agency  President Dmitry Medvedev said Wednesday.
 The remarks appeared to reflect Medvedev's desire to take a higher profile on economic and domestic policy issues presently controlled by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin -- though Medvedev stopped short of an open challenge to his powerful predecessor and mentor.
 Putin has taken a highly visible lead in efforts to combat the fires  visiting affected areas and even taking a seat in a firefighting plane while Medvedev was chairing dull official meetings. Many political commentators perceived Putin's action as a sign of his intention to reclaim the presidency in 2012 and a clear warning to Mevedev to stand by.
 Medvedev indicated Wednesday that the prime minister's move to take direct control of the forestry agency  Rosleskhoz  could be insufficient to properly protect the nation's forests in the future.
 "If it's more convenient to work that way  you are welcome " Medvedev told a government meeting focused on forests. "But if it proves insufficient  I reserve the right to radically change those structures."
 He said the blazes had shown that the current law and the existing official structures can't properly protect the forests.
 "It's quite obvious that the legal base and the organizational structure that we have don't fit the purpose " Medvedev said in televised remarks.
 The president also said that the need for changing the current forest legislation also must be carefully analyzed.
Putin and Medvedev both have said they would decide later who will run for president.
 Medvedev avoided any direct criticism of Putin  but said Wednesday the 2006 law had left most of the nation's forests without due oversight.
 He also seemed to defy Putin on another issue -- the construction of a new highway northwest of Moscow that would destroy a forest near the town of Khimki. Putin's Cabinet has continued to support it despite growing public opposition.
yes

Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Jones is Positive . Washington (CNN)  Democrat Doug Jones  has opened up an eight-point lead in the US Senate race in Alabama amid multiple sexual abuse allegations against Republican Roy Moore  according to a new Fox News poll released Thursday.
 Jones  leads Moore by 50 to 42% among likely voters in the special election to fill the seat left vacant by Jeff Sessions when  he  became US attorney general  now less than a month away.
Most Republican voters  78%  still say they plan to cast their ballots for Moore  but a substantial minority -- 13% -- say they are voting for  Jones . A broad 91% of Democrats say they're voting for  Jones  versus only 3% voting for Moore.
Similarly  Moore wins only 81% of Trump voters versus 91% of Clinton voters who say they are voting for  Jones .
 Democrat Doug Jones  speaks at a campaign rally for the race to fill Attorney General Jeff Sessions' former Senate seat  Tuesday  Oct. 3  2017  in Birmingham  Ala. (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson)
Women have made the difference:  Jones  has opened up a wide 58% to 32% lead among female likely voters. Meanwhile  54% of women who are registered to vote had an unfavorable view of Moore  up from 39% in October. (Strongly unfavorable views among women also climbed 15 points over the last month.)

yes