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>>jyothi+(OP)
Even if you don't agree with The Economist, you have to admire its talent for making an argument. It's one of the few voices of reason in the global media circus; its coverage is always insightful and nearly always balanced; and, having read it, you come away with a much better understanding of the issues.

For anyone who appreciates good writing, their Style Guide is invaluable: http://www.economist.com/research/styleguide/

>>doodyh+m2
> its talent for making an argument

As usual the Economist says little with a lot of words. This particular piece is a shallow recitation of campaign impressions with zero actual policy analysis. You don't learn anything by reading it.