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Though it shouldn’t be, to have a newsroom that reflects the politics of America has become extraordinarily unusual.
The people whose job it is to tell you about the world in all its complications and contradictions have the same view about almost every important issue in American life. At the Times, every columnist—even the conservatives—opposes Trump’s election.
The staff of The Free Press is split almost exactly three ways in this election: between Kamala Harris, Donald Trump, and, well, neither (abstaining, writing in their preferred candidate, or remaining undecided). In other words, our editorial staff is mixed. Just like the country we write about.
At The Free Press, it’s okay to be liberal or conservative or politically nonbinary.
That’s because the fundamental value we share—with each other and with our readers—is a commitment to seeking and telling the truth, which allows us to disagree without disrespecting one another.
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