Below is a single, deliberately neutral fact. Tap each of the four worldviews from this article in turn, and watch how each one reads the very same event. The fact itself never changes. Only the frame around it does.
The closure and the three hundred jobs were identical every time. What changed was the frame you read them through, and each frame told a complete, internally coherent story.
Notice which reading felt most obviously, almost annoyingly, correct, and which felt like a stretch. That reaction is a clue to your own frame: the picture of how the world works that sits beneath any particular opinion you hold.
Two things worth keeping. A frame is a lens, not a diagnosis. These are dispositions found in all kinds of people, not labels for one political side. And the reason to notice frames, yours and other people's, is to understand and to make an honest case, never to press the frame for advantage or to write people off for holding a different one.