The headline (FR. ROBERT REYES SAYS. ‘Arroyo is untouchable’. President, Cabinet advised: Get smart) is a he-says-she-says report getting full exposure as if it is real news, where the paper picked the opinion it most likely want raised. Arroyo -1. SC -1.
The other news today:
‘You cannot stop truth from coming out’ - a continuation of the main headline, on the same theme, using the same style, again picking as title the opinion it want established. Arroyo -1. SC -1.
SC leaks ruling: Truth body illegal - the position of the paper again is revealed through the selection of the title, the same line used by the administration on the news as a "leak" by the Supreme Court itself, no matter how absurd the insinuation. SC -1. Arroyo -1.
Senate approves amnesty declaration - even if the Senate found a gaffe in the amnesty declaration, they approve it nevertheless, giving the administration much leeway. Aquino +1.
Catfight erupts over Lacson hunt: Rosebud vs Sandra - a side story on the supposed serious hunt for Senator Lacson by the Aquino administration. Aquino +1. Lacson -1.
PAL union says 80% of workers vote to strike - The President getting in the center of the labor dispute in PAL shows the President's concern with labor. Aquino +1.
Doctors, bishops agree: Life begins at fertilization - The bishops got some support from doctors as to the definition as to when life begins in the womb. Catholic Church +1.
TELLING THE FILIPINO STORY TO THE WORLD. Prepare for war, Palace warns Sandy - what supposed stuff the paper is made of, being able to stand up to the President, while the same report ironically withholds to protect some people. Inquirer +1.
WikiLeaks founder surrenders - an AP report on the plight of the wikileaks founder.
The scores:
Aquino: 3
Inquirer: 1
Catholic Church: 1
Lacson: -1
Arroyo: -3
SC: -3
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