BOOM! SMUG NEWSPAPER EDITORS Endorse Hillary…Phone Lines Blow Up With Subscription CANCELLATIONSSmug liberal newspapers and tv networks have paid a heavy price  for their criticism of Trump. Americans think of Trump as the underdog in this race and there s nothing worse than piling on the underdog. For these liberal hacks who have been writing their leftist opinions as opposed to real news for decades, they re about to find out what it means to be considered irrelevant by their former readers The subscription cancellations were coming every 10 minutes. Angry readers have been calling in droves. We re feeling the weight of our history,  Phil Boas, the editorial page editor of The Arizona Republic, said in a telephone interview on Wednesday. Until it endorsed Hillary Clinton on Tuesday, the newspaper, founded in 1890, had never endorsed a Democrat over a Republican for president.In endorsing Mrs. Clinton, The Republic s editorial was, by any interpretation, scathing toward her opponent, Donald J. Trump.  Trump responds to criticism with the petulance of verbal spit wads,  the editorial says at one point.  That s beneath our national dignity. The papers lay out different reasons for supporting Mrs. Clinton over Mr. Trump   his lack of political experience versus her established political career, his outbursts and insults versus her steadiness   and some are perhaps more repudiations of Mr. Trump than glowing endorsements of Mrs. Clinton, whose faults are also cited.For some readers, however, the endorsements proved a step too far.  Certainly, we ve paid a price for our presidential recommendation,  Mike Wilson, the editor of The Dallas Morning News, told Poynter this month.Mr. Boas of The Arizona Republic said he expected  a lot of cancellations,  pointing to cancellations at The Cincinnati Enquirer, which like The Republic, is owned by Gannett.But he said financial considerations were  never a factor  for the newspaper s nine-person editorial board.  It was more of a curiosity,  he said.  We know we re doing the right thing. We feel very good about this decision.  New York TimesGood luck with that whole  feeling good  thing when your paper is shut down because you can t pay your liberal editors left-news
boom slug newspaper editors endorse lines blow up with subscription cancellationssmug liberal newspapers tv networks paid heavy price criticism trump americans think trump underdog race nothing worse piling underdog for liberal hacks writing leftist opinions opposed real news decades find means considered irrelevant former readers the subscription cancellations coming every minutes angry readers calling drives we feeling weight history phil boat editorial page editor the arizona republic said telephone interview wednesday until endorsed hillary clinton tuesday newspaper founded never endorsed democrat republican endorsing clinton the republic editorial interpretation scathing toward opponent donald trump trump responds criticism petulance verbal spit was editorial says one point that beneath national dignity the papers lay different reasons supporting clinton trump lack political experience versus established political career outbursts insults versus readiness perhaps reputations trump glowing endorsements clinton whose faults also readers however endorsements proved step far certainly paid price presidential recommendation mike wilson editor the dallas morning news told pointer boat the arizona republic said expected lot cancellations pointing cancellations the cincinnati inquirer like the republic owned said financial considerations never factor newspaper editorial board it curiosity said we know right thing we feel good decision new york timesgood luck whole feeling good thing paper shut pay liberal editors
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: BOOM! SMUG NEWSPAPER EDITORS Endorse Hillary…Phone Lines Blow Up With Subscription CANCELLATIONSSmug liberal newspapers and tv networks have paid a heavy price  for their criticism of Trump. Americans think of Trump as the underdog in this race and there s nothing worse than piling on the underdog. For these liberal hacks who have been writing their leftist opinions as opposed to real news for decades, they re about to find out what it means to be considered irrelevant by their former readers The subscription cancellations were coming every 10 minutes. Angry readers have been calling in droves. We re feeling the weight of our history,  Phil Boas, the editorial page editor of The Arizona Republic, said in a telephone interview on Wednesday. Until it endorsed Hillary Clinton on Tuesday, the newspaper, founded in 1890, had never endorsed a Democrat over a Republican for president.In endorsing Mrs. Clinton, The Republic s editorial was, by any interpretation, scathing toward her opponent, Donald J. Trump.  Trump responds to criticism with the petulance of verbal spit wads,  the editorial says at one point.  That s beneath our national dignity. The papers lay out different reasons for supporting Mrs. Clinton over Mr. Trump   his lack of political experience versus her established political career, his outbursts and insults versus her steadiness   and some are perhaps more repudiations of Mr. Trump than glowing endorsements of Mrs. Clinton, whose faults are also cited.For some readers, however, the endorsements proved a step too far.  Certainly, we ve paid a price for our presidential recommendation,  Mike Wilson, the editor of The Dallas Morning News, told Poynter this month.Mr. Boas of The Arizona Republic said he expected  a lot of cancellations,  pointing to cancellations at The Cincinnati Enquirer, which like The Republic, is owned by Gannett.But he said financial considerations were  never a factor  for the newspaper s nine-person editorial board.  It was more of a curiosity,  he said.  We know we re doing the right thing. We feel very good about this decision.  New York TimesGood luck with that whole  feeling good  thing when your paper is shut down because you can t pay your liberal editors left-news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: boom slug newspaper editors endorse lines blow up with subscription cancellationssmug liberal newspapers tv networks paid heavy price criticism trump americans think trump underdog race nothing worse piling underdog for liberal hacks writing leftist opinions opposed real news decades find means considered irrelevant former readers the subscription cancellations coming every minutes angry readers calling drives we feeling weight history phil boat editorial page editor the arizona republic said telephone interview wednesday until endorsed hillary clinton tuesday newspaper founded never endorsed democrat republican endorsing clinton the republic editorial interpretation scathing toward opponent donald trump trump responds criticism petulance verbal spit was editorial says one point that beneath national dignity the papers lay different reasons supporting clinton trump lack political experience versus established political career outbursts insults versus readiness perhaps reputations trump glowing endorsements clinton whose faults also readers however endorsements proved step far certainly paid price presidential recommendation mike wilson editor the dallas morning news told pointer boat the arizona republic said expected lot cancellations pointing cancellations the cincinnati inquirer like the republic owned said financial considerations never factor newspaper editorial board it curiosity said we know right thing we feel good decision new york timesgood luck whole feeling good thing paper shut pay liberal editors