[sauropod]

Welcome to the brave new world.

[Drango]

NPR survives ‘cause the GOP votes with the donkeys to fund them. We would need 30+ GOP CongressCritters to switch their votes.

[SaveFerris]

No. Had to work with a couple of guys who car-pooled every morning and listened to NPR on their way in.

And that was 20-odd years ago. I’d rather listen to Coast-to-Coast and buy a metal detector.

[King Moonracer]

NPR = No Penis Radio

[LostInBayport]

All freepers should listen to 1 full hour of NPR drive time radio

I have no desire to fall asleep at the wheel because of the monotone voices of Klonopin users.

[TigerClaws]

HuffPo is a similar parallel universe.

Any subject that doesn’t fit their worldview they just ignore it.

No discussion of the CONTENTS of the Wikileaks; just the b.s. Russian hacking spin.

They report the hate crime hoaxes when they first happen. Never report the retraction.

Leftists believe it’s all about the ‘narrative.’ ISIS is about the narrative, not an actual war where there are winners and losers. Just the narrative they create and spin and spin.

That’s why they completely melted down after Hillary lost, or go into denial after every Muzzie mass killing.

Look up Cognitive Dissonance. Exactly what liberals are facing. They’d rather stay living in their lie bubble than face reality.

[SharpRightTurn]

“Why are my taxes paying for this bizarro propaganda and fake news ?”

A question for the ages. Ask successive Republican administrations and congresses who have repeatedly failed to do anything about it except talk.

[Squantos]

Agree 100% ..... PBS / NPR is pure trash.

[dfwgator]

"You may have hoodwinked everybody else in this backwater town, but you can't fool me.....I listen to Public Radio."

[mrsmith]

A recent poll (by a liberal poll group!) has NPR ranked down below MSNBC for credibility ...

[Leep]

What would happen if they were defunded? Would the left go on a killing spree?

[arthurus]

I listen to the local college station’s jazz and nothing else and I don’t send them money.

[Señor Presidente]

+1 hour of their “pledge” drives, + 2 minutes of Diane Rehm.

Have you no shame? :)

[yarddog]

Back in the 80s I used to listen to “Radio Reader” on PBS while driving around the Kansas countryside.

I don’t recall anything else.

Oh yeah, also the mechanic guys.

[smokingfrog]

Click and Clack were about the only thing ever worth listening to on NPR.

[GreyFriar]

I gave up on NPR 2 - 3 decades ago.

[castlebrew]

I only listen to learn the prog’s strategy and talking points.

[StAnDeliver]

BECAUSE ... if you listened to VietCong radio, you had a reasonably good idea of what they might do, what they might not do ... ANYONE who listened to NPR from the Democrat Convention to Election Day KNEW they were overconfident ... EJ Dionne and his bilk oversaturated Diane Reamed once, even twice a week! Screaming and hectoring after Cankles cadre leaked the plan about Stumbles ridiculously overconfident mishigas 'expanding her map' into AZ, GA, TX! BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA!

[Sirius Lee]

Without NRP where would people with speech impediments find work in radio?

[oblomov]

I used to donate, but was so put off by NPR’s coverage of the 2004 election that I stopped.