Article Bias: The article critiques Jake Sullivan's appointment at Harvard, labeling him as a 'war monger' and asserting that this reflects broader issues of rising authoritarianism and the marginalization of anti-war and leftist scholars in academia, portraying a clear anti-establishment and critical stance towards U.S. foreign policy; it contrasts his actions with past administrations' policies and suggests a deepening militarization of U.S. strategy.
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AI Bias: Trained on diverse data; risk of overrepresenting leftist perspectives.
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