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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I vote democrat and even I think that NPR is liberal BS.  This morning they spent my commute time interviewing a male police officer who decided to become a woman in his 40s or 50s.  Can't they just report the news?[/quote]

So don't listen?[/quote]
Have you read the point of this thread?  It's not about whether I should listen.  It's about whether NPR is so biased, yet it receives federal funding for its biased views.  It's pretty indefensible that they receive funding.  Either be balanced or don't take government money.[/quote]
Facts skew liberal. "Progressive" views are ones that are moving forward. Conservatives have always been slow adapters. It's okay. Your kids will get there someday even if you don't, and progressives will have moved on yet again.

Are you the same OP from the "Democrats shame Republicans" thread?[/quote]
No, I'm not.  There is nothing to support your assertion that "facts" skew liberal.  The rest of your post seems to be the same old tired BS that people like you spew when other people disagree with them -- "if they don't agree with my views, they are [racist, sexist, homophobic, stupid]."  Playground logic from people who are too stupid to understand that there is more than one "right" view of the world, and that perhaps our unbiased news sources shouldn't ascribe to just one way of thinking.  Playground logic that overlooks the very facts that you've been confronted with (the fact that I'm liberal myself, for example).  Just as bad as thoughtless, stupid Trump supporters are liberals who need to be spoon fed each and every "progressive" viewpoint.[/quote]

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