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1. How do you select your sources? *edit grammar<p>2. How do you decide whether to label a source as left, or moderately left? What is the political spectrum?<p>A. What would you assign brietbart news? B. Why wouldn’t you give new york times a “objective” tag? (That’s what they claim to be. &#x2F;s)<p>I think new york times is as far left as vox. Your website seems to paint them as moderately left.