The U.S. economy supplanted the midterm elections atop the mainstream news agenda last week for the first time in two months, according to a report from the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism.
“The No. 2 story, at 12%, was the continuing fallout from the Nov. 2 congressional elections — which produced major Republican gains — with the narrative reinforcing a moment interpreted as a stinging rebuke for the president.
“Obama’s trip to the G-20 summit and Asia registered as the third-biggest story last week, filling 9% of the newshole. Much of that coverage highlighted the president’s inability to secure a trade deal with South Korea and an apparent failure to ease economic tensions with China.”
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