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Line 44: − − ==Hmmm...== − Unfortunately, much of what you've said is true. I'm not trying to undermine conservative values, but Conservapedia does have a regrettably frequent habit of being bias. Barack Obama's page, for instance... They make sure to include his middle name "Hussein" in the title, despite the fact that he's generally known as just "Barack Obama". This is obviously just a way of hinting that he's secretly a Muslim and Islamic terrorist or something. It goes on to say, he's arguably, "the worst President in US history". Very few people believe that. He may have had some un-conservative beliefs, but many conservatives still respect him as a politician and as a President. Even if you don't like Barack Obama or his views, you should still look at BOTH SIDES OF THE ARGUMENT... why not say, instead of the "worst President" comment: "While he has introduced a number of Liberal policies and many view him as standing against traditional conservative American values, many other Americans believe him to be a good man and a good President. Public opinion on him as varied over the years." Remember, Obama won the popular vote (meaning more Americans voted for him), whereas President Trump did not. That said, you shouldn't become TOO liberal... this is Conservapedia, after all.
Debate:Bias in conservapedia (view source)
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