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AP “centrist” party watch

Posted on May 29th, 2007 at 12:00 pm by Meryl Yourish.

Filed under: AP Media Bias

Here it is again.

Ayalon, 61, has pledged to lead the centrist Labor out of its year-old partnership with Olmert if the prime minister’s Kadima Party does not choose a new leader.

Notes: The AP has not yet given Kadima an adjective. But they’re warming up the “hard-right” for Likud (which they already call “hardline”).

Opinion polls forecast the Likud Party, led by former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, would win handily if elections were held today. Likud takes a hard line against concessions to the Palestinians, whereas both Barak and Ayalon are willing to cede large chunks of land in a final peace deal.

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One Response to “AP “centrist” party watch”

  1. Robert Says:

    Hardline = conservative? Well hey, if I could vote there that would be a ringing endorsement!

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