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| − | ''The Onion'' is a weekly newspaper. During the [[Bill Clinton|Clinton]] administration it was critical of the President and enjoyed by conservatives. After Bush took office they turned into a liberal paper because they continued to criticize the president. Many people saw this as hypocritical and so The Onion readership has declined in recent years. It is | + | {{stub}} |
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| + | ''The Onion'' is a weekly newspaper. During the [[Bill Clinton|Clinton]] administration it was critical of the President{{fact}} and enjoyed by conservatives. After Bush took office they turned into a liberal paper because they continued to criticize the president. Many people saw this as hypocritical{{fact}} and so The Onion readership has declined in recent years{{fact}}. It is expected to improve dramatically if the [[democrat|Democrats]] win the presidency in 2008{{fact}}. | ||
Revision as of 00:36, March 14, 2007
The Onion is a weekly newspaper. During the Clinton administration it was critical of the President[Citation Needed] and enjoyed by conservatives. After Bush took office they turned into a liberal paper because they continued to criticize the president. Many people saw this as hypocritical[Citation Needed] and so The Onion readership has declined in recent years[Citation Needed]. It is expected to improve dramatically if the Democrats win the presidency in 2008[Citation Needed].