Which source shows the least bias?

Question

A
Bill Clinton was clearly a terrible president. In fact, he may have been the worst president ever. Our country's lack of credibility among the rest of the world is all his fault.

B
Historians are divided on the legacy of Clinton's presidency. Some say his economic policies were successful, but others challenge his personal integrity.

C
Bill Clinton has gotten a bad rap. Criticism of his personal integrity may be valid, but what about his economic policies? He was the last president to have a surplus in the fed budget.

D
I think that Bill Clinton was a great president. The problem was Congress at the time. Right-wing conservatives spent too much time focusing on his personal behavior and not enough on moving our country forward.

Answer 1

The source that shows the least bias is B.

This option presents a balanced view by acknowledging differing opinions among historians regarding Bill Clinton's presidency without expressing a strong personal opinion or making sweeping generalizations. It recognizes both successful economic policies and challenges to his personal integrity, making it a more neutral and objective statement compared to the other options.