 What perspective does Rosenthal adapt toward Dole's grievances?
Dole, it appears, will end his political career raging against the New York Times . "The coverage of Dole has been excessively bitchy from day one, in addition to having a number of extraordinary factual problems." As an example, the official cites a September story in which Nagourney lumped together Dole's fall from a platform in Chico, Calif., and his mistaken reference to the "Brooklyn" Dodgers as "a rough stretch of politicking." The campaign's complaint extends to unequal treatment--a nine-part series on Clinton's record, which the official describes as "the softest portrait since they invented black velvet"--and the Times perpetually underestimating the size of Dole crowds.
 Rosenthal reveals that he is perplexed by Dole's grievances
 Rosenthal asserts that Dole is purposefully lying to the public  Rosenthal implies that Dole's mental faculties are deteriorating  Rosenthal reveals that he is perplexed by Dole's grievances  Rosenthal admits that Dole's grievances are warranted