If MSNBC were really worried about coming off as impartial, don't you think it would have chosen somebody besides Mr. Olbermann, one of the most rabidly partisan figures in national news, to anchor its election coverage?
The Herald Tribune, whose coverage of the trial itself was admirably impartial, did not at the time indulge in any such side excursions, but in the days immediately following the trial it became intensely preoccupied with statements criticizing the Judge.
We have to be careful that fact-checking is fair and impartial, and doesn't veer into tendentiousness.
If the impartial observation doesn't work, you can utilize humor.
A further point about this - and slightly paraphrasing alexf again - is that surely the impartial audience member doesn't exist.
She has largely remained impartial and does not offer opinions or follow trends.
While the NBER remains impartial and does not make public policy recommendations, NBER research findings are disseminated among academics, public policy makers, and business professionals, bringing critical information to many important public policy debates.
Some Caribbean lawyers argue that the Privy Council is fast, impartial, efficient and does not charge for its services.Few reckon that a new appeal court will in itself bring down the crime rate.
At the same time, to meet the full reflective endorsement test, Smith needs to show that heeding the impartial spectator does not, overall, conflict with our self-interest.
"This is one man's decision, that was not put before a fair and impartial jury, does not involve me having failed a single drug test, is at odds with the facts and is inconsistent with the terms of the Joint Drug Agreement and the Basic Agreement, and relies on testimony and documents that would never have been allowed in any court in the United States because they are false and wholly unreliable".
