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Pundit Boxscore for Saturday 17 April 2004

Lines in yellow indicate a substantive crossover column, meaning that the column is of opposite sign to the pundit's Normalized Total PI for the season, and contains at least five non-neutral partisan references.
Lines in gray indicate that the pundit has been classified as inactive, meaning that their columns are not currently being evaluated for partisanship.
Democratic references in blue, Republican in red, positive references in bold, negative in italics.
Author/
Affiliation		 Title/
Date		 words PI Partisan References
OJ On the Editorial Page
WSJ OpinionJournal		 Texas Talk on Palestine
17 April 2004		 577 100 9R+
The president's: The president
Listening to: President Bush
Instead, Mr.: Bush
There may: Bush, Bush
Rather than: the President
All this: Bush
In his: Bush
In this: Bush
WP Lead Editorial
Washington Post		 Troop Strength
17 April 2004		 685 46 1R+,7R-,5R=
That's one: administration, Bush administration
The indictment: President Bush, Donald H. Rumsfeld, administration, Bush, Bush
In their: administration, Rumsfeld, administration
Now, asked: Rumsfeld
One reason: administration, administration
David Brooks
New York Times		 A More Humble Hawk
17 April 2004		 860 22 3R+,5R-,1R=
Second, let: Bush administration, Bush, administration
When I: administration
On July: administration, administration
Many of: administration
Despite all: Bush, the president
Colbert I. King
Inactive		 A Question of Credibility
17 April 2004		 1506
Nicholas D. Kristof
Inactive		 Why Didn't We Stop 9/11?
17 April 2004		 927
NYT Lead Editorial
New York Times		 At Last, a Good Development
17 April 2004		 653 0 2R+,2R-,3R=
President Bush: President Bush, Bush
Mr. Bush's: Bush, the president, Bush
A successful: Bush administration
Negotiating the: Bush