Politics18h5 outletslean right averageBlind spot · left

LeftLean leftCenterLean rightRight

Some ratings on this page are entered from the public AllSides ratings and not yet verified against the licensed feed.

Sanders Donates $1 Million to El-Sayed as AIPAC Spends Millions on Rogers

What happened

Sen. Bernie Sanders transferred $1 million to Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's campaign. AIPAC's super PAC is spending up to $9 million to support Republican Mike Rogers in the race. The two sides publicly criticized each other's involvement in the contest.

Side by side

Left1 version

The New York Times frames Sanders' donation as an effort to "counter AIPAC" and notes the timing came "a day after the news" of AIPAC's spending plans.

Center2 versions

Newsweek and The Hill emphasize AIPAC's spending and the "feud" between Sanders and AIPAC. Newsweek highlights that AIPAC's contribution was "timed to stay hidden until after Election Day."

Right2 versions

The Daily Wire leads with Sanders' action as a "lifeline" for El-Sayed "with the midterm clock ticking" and describes him as making a "bet." Newsmax frames the story as Sanders and AIPAC "trade barbs" over the race.

Bias ratings from AllSides Media Bias Ratings™. Ratings are fluid and change as outlets change. Unbiased links to the source article rather than reproducing it. A few outlets no longer publish a feed and reach us through Google News; their links are marked, and they pass through Google before reaching the outlet.

Sanders Donates $1 Million to El-Sayed as AIPAC Spends Millions on Rogers — Unbiased