[Stellar Dendrite]

LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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Is The Time Right For Conservative PBS?
Posted by St.Chuck to Drango
On News/Activism 01/13/2005 12:24:28 AM CST · 55 of 83
You must listen to it a lot more than I do. Nina Totenberg is probably the best reporter there is working the supreme court. I don't know of her political views. When she reports on the verbatim dialogue between justices and advocates I don't see how a liberal bias can be detected. Daniel Schorr is the only "talent" who's paid for his opinion, but I figure he's just an old curmudgeon, kinda like Andy Rooney, old enough to have earned his flights into folly without being taken very seriously. Never heard of Diane Rehm.

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Is The Time Right For Conservative PBS? Posted by St.Chuck to Drango
On News/Activism 01/13/2005 12:01:38 AM CST · 49 of 83

Can you name a single, full time, on air, conservative NPR talent?


No, nor can I name a single liberal talent.


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[JCEccles]

St. Chuck admires NPR's Nina the Red?

Admiring ANYBODY on NPR is a red flag. But praising Nina Totenberg for her objectivity is akin to praising Stalin for his kindness.

[rightinthemiddle]

All I know is a real Freeper would never use the word "folly" in a post.

[nopardons]

It just gets worse and worse! LOL