Obama Pros And Cons

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NYT: The article summarizing what the President said. It doesn’t lean towards any side or attempt to credit or discredit him. It does talk about everything Obama has done over the years such as raising creating Obama care and raising the minimum wage. I suppose in a way they did lean towards saying he was a good president.

TDS: Very conservative, says Obama is condescending; saying that Americans who don’t like the way Obama is taking the country are stupid. TDS says it’s ridiculous that Obama only has one regret because he made so many mistakes as president. TDS also claims that Obama created the divide between the parties.

Comparison: TDS is clearly republican, maybe not conservative but republican. NYT doesn't seem to have a political

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