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TheBlaze Rated Right in May 2023 Blind Bias Survey
TheBlaze’s AllSides Media Bias Rating™ was confirmed as Right in our May 2023 Blind Bias Survey.
Respondents who rated their own bias as Left, Lean Left, Center or Lean Right rated TheBlaze as Right; respondents on the Right rated its bias as Lean Right. The average rating was Right, confirming AllSides existing media bias rating for TheBlaze.
A total of 1,009 people across the political spectrum took the survey, including 102 respondents with a self-reported Left bias; 223 with a Lean Left bias; 309 with a Center bias; 299 with a Lean Right bias, and 76 with a Right bias.
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Veteran baseball announcer Vin Scully is known for some of the most memorable calls in sports history — Kirk Gibson’s game-winning homer in the 1988 World Series, Bill Buckner’s infamous error to let the New York Mets stay alive in the 1986 Fall Classic, to name a few.
But on Friday night, the Los Angeles Dodgers’ veteran announcer, who’s in his 67th season calling games for the team, turned heads again — and this time with commentary that has little to do with balls and strikes.
“Socialism, failing to work as it always does, this time in Venezuela. You talk about giving everybody something free and all of a sudden there’s no food to eat,” Scully said as Milwaukee third baseman Hernan Perez stood at bat in the sixth inning. “And who do you think is the richest person in Venezuela? The daughter of Hugo Chavez. Hello.”