Pressemblée
Socialistes et apparentés/left/Eure 4Philippe Brun
Regularly covered
Philippe Brun is regularly covered, written about in a cold, clearly negative tone (treated more harshly than 76% of covered members), and more often the one speaking or acting than the typical member, cast in economic stories more than most.
Recent shift:vs 7d— vs 30d▲ +0.07
Framing fingerprint
What kind of story they're cast in
~ exploratory frame, measured less reliably, so read it with caution (see Methodology).
Bar = this member · tick = the average across all members.
Dominant frame
Headline's main angle
Conflict56%
No single frame19%
Responsibility11%
Economic10%
Human interest3%
Morality1%
Where they sit
Brun vs the whole Assembly
How the press casts them
Tone, broken down by their role in the headline
Targeted4%-0.78
Mentioned72%-0.21
Speaking24%-0.23
Directed tone is how a headline casts Philippe Brun, not the day's overall mood. Being the target of a story reads far more negative than being quoted acting in one, so the single score above blends two different things.
Over time
Monthly net tone
Who covers them, and how
Outlet breakdown, left → right
L'Humanité-2.41-0.29n=7
Mediapart-1.63-0.67n=9
Libération-1.08-0.21n=14
Le HuffPost-1-0.43n=7
Le Nouvel Obs-0.89-0.44n=9
Le Monde-0.71-0.31n=13
Marianne-0.65+0.33n=3
Franceinfo-0.41-0.17n=35
20 Minutes-0.31-0.42n=12
Ouest-France-0.16-0.57n=7
BFMTV+0.07-0.44n=18
Le Parisien+0.1-0.29n=24
Le Point+0.56-0.13n=8
L'Opinion+0.6+0.00n=20
JDD+0.95-0.25n=4
CNEWS+0.96+0.07n=15
Le Figaro+1.02-0.05n=19