[MtnClimber]

I think her eyes scream CRAZY.

[Starboard]

Defunding NPR is a no brainer which is why Republicans will never do it.

[Dilbert San Diego]

Those are all excellent questions. She sounds like a bizarre liberal. But let her tell us about her views.

[bert]

It has been my thought for many years that the governors must kill NPR and PBS.

All public radio is controlled by the states. All the governors have to do is just go tell the station managers to cease broadcasts of NPR and PBS. Their state must get out of the propaganda business. Propaganda is not free speech when delivered over state publicly owned stations.

When Free Republic had chapters, the Media Bias Chapter researched the subject in depth. What we learned is that PBS and NPR are in effect left wing bastions, superb fortresses enclosed with land mines and then moats and then more land mines and then tremendous rolls of concertina razor wire and then walls of sand bags 4 to 6 feet thick on top of which are rows and rows of interconnected fields fire machine guns. Their defense is serious.

[Brian Griffin]

Kindly list the reasons why we don’t want to fund NPR and tell us what you will do to do overcome them.

My main objection to NPR is the constant whining for more federal handouts for everything.

[Brian Griffin]

I used to regularly donate to public broadcasting.

It needs to be made palatable to both sides of the political spectrum.

[Vaduz]

2. In 2020, you wrote that “America is addicted to white supremacy” and expressed support for race-based “reparations.” Do you still believe that America is addicted to white supremacy? And do you still support wealth transfers from one race to another?

[Fledermaus]

Ugly lesbian

[SMARTY]

Everyone of them looks like that. ..rumpled ill-fitting clothes, matted dirty hair, etc.

The Woodstock thing ended in ‘72, but no one told them

[Robert357]

They should ask her if she has read the former NPR CEO Ken Stern's book, “Republicans like Me; How I left the Liberal Bubble and learned to love the Right.” Ken was a life long Democrat. He even admitted he did not know any Republicans. He doubted there were any at work and there were none in the community he lived in.

After retiring he took a major road trip into what he referred to as “fly over country.” The attended backyard BBQ’s, church services, went hunting and fishing with red necks. Until then he had never fired a firearm. After spending several months he found the people to be honest, kind, and extremely ethical, friendly and inclusive. He was stunned at how much he liked and admired them. He then went on to reflect that his exposure had changed him and his views.

If she has read Ken's book, ask her what she is doing about the liberal bubble at NPR? If she hasn't give her a copy and ask her to get in touch with the former NPR CEO after she has read the book to discuss his advice on what NPR should be doing.

If you haven't read the book, I suggest that you read it.

[hinckley buzzard]

I believe she is the one who asserted literally that ‘the truth’ is not high on her list of priorities.

[Henchster]

Just ONE question:

"When we completely de-fund your propaganda network, are you going to learn to code?"

[catnipman]

i would amend question 6.) with the following: "Do you still believe that banning the political opposition is consistent with the First Amendment and, more broadly, a culture of free speech? ... And now that the Republicans are in power and the Democrats are the opposition, is it acceptable that Republicans censor the Democrats like the Democrats censored the Republicans?

[MayflowerMadam]

11. Do you believe that your position as Chairman of Signal Board Of Directors is a problem or conflict in any way — in light of the current setup of President Trump’s Cabinet?