NPR: 'We regret the erroneous news'

Politico ^ | January 8, 2011 | By KEACH HAGEY

[Intolerant in NJ]

NPR said late Saturday that it regrets reporting the “erroneous news” that Rep. Gabrielle Giffords had been killed...no problem - no one expects accuracy from NPR anyhow.....

[jwparkerjr]

re: She supported closed borders

And what's more, she voted AGAINST Nancy Pelosi for Speaker. Not the sort of Congress Critter a person of the Right would choose to shoot, IMHO.

[Salamander]

Seriously....could it possibly get any *more* obvious which side wanted her dead?!?

I’m no fan of dems but I find myself being even more grateful for her survival with each passing moment.

[Sprite518]

NPR has been erroneous news for a long time.. Par for the course.

[PIF]

The left always kills its own first... usually, and in this case, for not being left enough. Some need to re-read “Darkness At Noon” for insights on how these people think... suggested reading for all leftists-in-waiting and their personal futures.

[csvset]

I heard about the shooting on NPR on the car radio. I heard the news in progress. They referred to it as an "act of political violence" , yet at the same time said that " we must not rush to judgment" as to who was responsible.

They mentioned twice within a few seconds that Giffords was "pro choice" , (what that had to do with anything is beyond me), while also mentioning that she was pro 2nd amendment and played a sound bite of an interview of Giffords explaining why she was pro 2nd amendment.