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One problem that Chris Daly has with Bill Dedman's report is that it fails to provide context. The Boston University journalism prof writes: "By my calculations, the number of donors comes to 0.1% In other words, the headline could have been: 99.9% of U.S. journalists do not donate to politicians." [UPDATE: Dedman responds in Daly's comments section. Also, Daly discloses his political contributions.]
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