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Left leaning sure, but i have heard them blast people on the left plenty of times. If you listen to them regularly you would see that. The problem with most on
by jamisteven 10y ago
Left leaning sure, but i have heard them blast people on the left plenty of times. If you listen to them regularly you would see that. The problem with most on the right is they hear one news outlet say something negative about the right and they turn off the channel and assume they are all on a right wing bashing spree. NPR is not this way in the least bit. This is coming from a republican.
- millermp12 10y ago"i have heard them blast people on the left plenty of times" I used to listen to NPR religiously (>4 hrs a week) before my apostasy from the Left. I could probably count on one hand the times they came down on someone on the Left e.g. bringing up to Coates his threat to assault his teacher and even in that case it was kind of a lob with no follow-up mean to allow self-exoneration (no push back in the absence of a mea culpa either). So, no. I think this statement is disingenuous.
- michaelbuddy 10y agoWith NPR it's entirely possibly that your commute in the morning is different content than mine. I can't possibly listen to them all day but I know one thing for sure. In general, they have positions on topics and they run that INTO the ground basically assuming everyone must agree with it. Then it becomes part of their narrative. They are very picky when to put on dissenting voices. Often times when they are needed, you get none. And NPR is horrible to Trump when they'd get respect if they'd buck the trend of the rest of media.