Posted on 10/07/2009 5:54:10 AM PDT by governsleastgovernsbest
Your tax dollars at work . . .
Forwarding a press release from a GOP Senate candidate to his Dem opponent, an NPR News Director called the Republican a "nimrod." Roll Call's "Heard on the Hill" column has the [subscription-required] story, which it describes as "another tale of e-mail forwarding gone wrong" [emphasis added]:
Army Col. Conrad Reynolds is one of several Republicans vying to take on Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D) for Arkansas’ Senate seat in 2010. Reynolds’ campaign issued a press release last week blasting Lincoln for a vote, and among those who received it was Greg Chance, the news director of an NPR affiliate based at Arkansas State University.
It seems Chance attempted to forward the e-mail to Katie Laning Niebaum, Lincoln’s Washington-based communications director. In his forward, which HOH obtained, Chance mocked the press release and even the campaign’s logo, which features the Army colonel insignia.
“There was another one from this nimrod earlier today which I lost. I just love his logo. That ought to go over really well with the enlisted people. (ha ha),” he writes.
(Excerpt) Read more at newsbusters.org ...
How dare we accuse NPR of liberal bias ping to Today show list.
NPR news directors believe all Republicans are nimrods.
People at NPR have a lot of room to call anybody a nimrod. Why do they all talk in the same monotone?
A welfare bum criticizing a GOP candidate? I’d call it a badge of honor!
“Why do they all talk in the same monotone?”
When turning through the radio dial I can tell when I’ve landed on an NPR station: the men invariably speak in a emasculated tone, as if they’re afraid of offending the feminist powers-that-be that rule the network.
That’s ironic that Republicans are called Nimrods but it was Nimrod, when trying to construct the tower of Babel, who advocated the building of a one world government as NPR advocates!
They are so out of touch it's comical.
nim·rod [ ním ròd ] (plural nim·rods)
noun
Definition:
hunter: a skillful or enthusiastic hunter ( literary )
[Mid-16th century. <Nimrod as a “mighty hunter” (Genesis 10:9)]
http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_1861683409/nimrod.html
NPR is propaganda supreme and WE PAY THE bastards. They should never be allowed to report any currten events and confine their activities to arts and science. A government financed “news” organization is the very definition of conflict of interest. GUILLOTINE! ! !
NPR wouldn’t exist without our tax support - who would, or does, listen to this drivel?
Nimrod, grandson of Noah, founder of Babylon...hardly a perjoritive. There was that Tower of Babel thing but so what, Robin Hood wore tights.
I heard the same segment on the way to the grocery store. Hilarious. I took the gist of it to be “White people should feel guilty for anything they like.”
NIMROD was a king and a great hunter according to the Bible, so I’d take that as a complement.................
NPR has no station or translator near me, yet I’m still paying for them through the tax code.
You have to remember these are the same people that think the Bible supports their assertion that “Jesus was a socialist”.
I heard that nimrod.
Dang condescending idiots.
Those folks who want more diversity should move back to the diverse hellholes they came from.
And as a proud member of “whitetopia”, I resent having my tax dollars sent to that sucking wound called “urbania”.
NPR epitomizes the Partisan Liberal Media. They simply write their opinions in the form of factual news stories. Its the worst type of yellow journalism and is solely intended to be persuasive to the weak of mind.
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