He wrote about how the party took advantage of a profoundly ignorant electorate, an easily conned and distracted media, and a cowed Democratic Party to press the ideological struggle in spite of the deep unpopularity of many of its positions.
Later he was involved with the Lianozovo Group, which mounted an exhibition in Moscow in 1967 that was shut down by the K.G.B. after two hours and denounced in the press as "ideological sabotage".
Rather, it's that the press's ideological blinders limit the kinds of crusades mainstream outlets are willing to entertain, and the formal commitment to neutrality encourages self-deception about what counts as crusading.
I pressed Mander on his ideological differences with Kejriwal, and he said, "If you ask a typical engineering graduate what he thinks is wrong with India, he'll say corruption.
Over generations of actual and ideological combat, the press has enabled American citizens to be familiar with the images and messages of our enemies.
Instead of focusing on these intense ideological divisions, the press and elites continue to look for a racial element that drives these voters' beliefs - but they need to get over it.
They also conclude, somewhat reluctantly, that official Soviet involvement in the match was not unusually intense, and that the press coverage was entirely non-ideological.
By contrast, the more cerebral Stewart Wood, a former politics tutor at Magdalen College Oxford, pressed Miliband to make an ideological break with New Labour, and concentrate the campaign on a promise to make society more equal, through reforms to banking, markets, and post-crash capitalism.
Both Trump and Sanders, coming at it from opposite ideological sides, have pressed to reverse trade deals they say have gutted American manufacturing jobs.
P20 Ian Burrell: EU referendum testing the ideological certainties of the press.
