Additional unemployment benefits warranted 20 stories on the networks, the $15 minimum wage got 19 stories, while funding for schools and help for small businesses each garnered a dozen stories.
“Instead of scrutinizing the bill’s spending choices, the networks built their coverage around sympathetic anecdotes,” Mr. Noyes said, particularly citing a report by NBC News anchorman Lester Holt, who told his audience that the “economic pain of the pandemic” could be found near the White House itself.
A dozen similar stories or 18% of the total coverage on all three networks centered on emotional anecdotes.
Things were different when former President Donald Trump was in office, however.
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