Sentence examples similar to partisan distortion from inspiring English sources

If there is one issue that should cut through partisan bickering and distortion, it ought to be the desire for all eligible people to vote, and to make voting opportunities as easy and accessible as possible.

Comment on Mr. Truman's statement in a recent issue of the Times, in which he claims that in '48 the press "sold out to special interests," was 90% hostile to his candidacy, distorted facts, etc... Some of the published news was distorted, but distortion is inherent in partisan journalism, the same as it is in political rallies.

The expiration of the temporary law "does not put America at greater risk," the group said, adding that "America's security cannot be captive to partisan bickering and distortions".

Elements of the American media, like Fox News, are partisan to the point of outright distortion, while others are hampered by what Paul Krugman has called the "cult of balance", refusing to directly contest misleading statements by politicians and instead only offering the other side the opportunity of rebuttal, or leaving to columnists and commentators the task of judging political assertions.

Some of the attacks were simply partisan, he would say, while others especially the criticism of the president's budget requests to Congress were willful distortions of the Administration's actual record.

And American democracy is being eroded by partisan measures aimed at preventing registration or voting by citizens likely to prefer the other party, and by massive distortion of elections by big money.

Willful distortion?

A little distortion.

It was also partisan.

"It is not partisan.

Partisan warfare dominates Congress.