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In reply to the discussion: EVERY TIME there's an OP about a diatribe on NPR; [View all]Walk away
(9,494 posts)6. I love NPR and I have supported them for years.
I am one of those people who really hate to even hear republicans talking. I just switch to WBGO and listen to great jazz if something comes on that makes me grind my teeth.
They have some wonderful programing and their reporters, commentators and hosts are all intelligent and articulate. All this purity stuff is hard to adhere to especially when "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me" and "Car Talk" is on.
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snot, the Rehm Show was never one I liked. However, in balance, she sure
saidsimplesimon
Jan 2013
#22
limpyhobbler, in my local market, NPR has aired investigative journalists'
saidsimplesimon
Jan 2013
#24
NPR pimped Bush's imperial aggressions in Afghanistan and Iraq along with the rest of the
coalition_unwilling
Jan 2013
#10
coalition unwilling, I remain in oppossition to wars fought for oil, greed,
saidsimplesimon
Jan 2013
#25
Sorry, I've listened to winger after winger claim "Social Security is broke" without challenge...
Scuba
Jan 2013
#11
Agreed, Kochy Roberts and Mara LIE-ason are very "fair and balanced (TM)" in a "Foxy" kind of way.
corkhead
Jan 2013
#12
Most of the time its fine. I don't even mind Frum who is on quite a bit. But sometimes they
grantcart
Jan 2013
#16