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National Public Radio (NPR)

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A non-profit radio network supported by a combination of public and private funds.

National Public Radio (NPR) is a privately and publicly funded non-profit membership media organization that serves as a national syndicator to 797 public radio stations in the United States.[1] NPR was created in 1970, following congressional passage … see full wiki

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review by drifter51. March 10, 2011

posted in Public Policy

Defunding NPR is a no-brainer.

If you happen to be a Republican, a Christian, an evangelical, a member of the Tea Party, a gun owner, a Jew or you didn't graduate from one of America's elite institutions of higher education then former NPR Foundation president and vice president for development of NPR Ron Schiller has nothing but disdain for you and your ilk. These attitudes emerge loud and clear in a recent undercover video made by the conservative activist James O'Keefe. This is the same James O'Keefe whose … more

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Quick Tip by drifter51. October 24, 2010

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The whole controversy surrounding the firing of commentator Juan Williams is just one more reason why I never have and probably never will give one thin dime to NPR. It is a network populated by elitists with an extreme far-left agenda. Really, there are important issues other than a women's right to choose, climate change, gay marriage and political correctness but you would never know it if you spend most of your time listening to NPR. I'll concede that they produce some very good shows (i.e. … more

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