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maxsolomon

(33,372 posts) Tue Dec 11, 2012, 06:13 PM Dec 2012

NPR asks former Sen. Danforth if both sides are to blame.

Danforth's a Republican, naturally, so guess what he told Renee Montagne? That's right, BOTH PARTIES are responsible for the dysfunction in DC!

http://www.npr.org/player/v2/mediaPlayer.html?action=1&t=1&islist=false&id=166938086&m=166938070

Keep sucking up to them, NPR. But the GOP will still end your funding if they can.

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NPR asks former Sen. Danforth if both sides are to blame. (Original Post) maxsolomon Dec 2012 OP

Keep sucking up to them NPR, murielm99 Dec 2012 #1

this is why i listen to music or sports talk during NPRs pledge drive.. frylock Dec 2012 #2

National rePublican Radio... Blue Idaho Dec 2012 #3

murielm99

(30,755 posts)

1. Keep sucking up to them NPR,

Reply to maxsolomon (Original post)

Tue Dec 11, 2012, 06:23 PM

Dec 2012

and I won't renew my membership. I am not the only one.

frylock

(34,825 posts)

2. this is why i listen to music or sports talk during NPRs pledge drive..

Reply to maxsolomon (Original post)

Tue Dec 11, 2012, 06:40 PM

Dec 2012

fuck them. every time I turn on NPR, and I listen every day driving to and from work, they're asking some republican for their opinion. I RARELY hear an elected dem being interviewed anymore.

Blue Idaho

(5,054 posts)

3. National rePublican Radio...

Reply to maxsolomon (Original post)

Tue Dec 11, 2012, 06:51 PM

Dec 2012

There are many things to like at NPR but their news coverage is totally biased towards the GOP.

I donate to PBS - I gave up on NPR years ago.

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