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  • Poll: Biden Expands Lead; A Third Of Country Says It Won't Get Vaccinated (Barf Alert)

    08/14/2020 6:55:17 AM PDT · by Yo-Yo · 37 replies
    NPR Morning Edition ^ | 8/14/20 | DOMENICO MONTANARO
    Democrat Joe Biden's lead has expanded to double-digits against President Trump in the presidential election, an NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll finds. Biden now leads Trump 53% to 42%, up from an 8-point advantage at the end of June. The change comes as 71% of Americans now see the coronavirus as a real threat, up significantly over the last several months, as more than 167,000 Americans have died and more than 5 million have become infected with the virus, as of Friday. And yet, more than a third of Americans (35%) say they won't get vaccinated when a vaccine comes available; 60%...
  • Trump approves Labor–HHS support for CPB, interconnection, Ready To Learn

    09/28/2018 4:05:23 PM PDT · by Drango · 2 replies
    CURRENT ^ | Sept 28 | Dru Sefton
    President Trump signed the Labor, Health and Human Services and Education Appropriations Bill for fiscal 2019 Friday, securing forward funding for CPB and annual support for two other public broadcasting budget items. The legislation gives CPB flat funding of $445 million for FY21. The rebuilding of public broadcasting’s interconnection infrastructure gets $20 million for FY19, the full amount public broadcasters had requested. Ready To Learn, the public TV early-childhood education project, gets $27.7 million of a $30 million request. Pat Butler, president of America’s Public Television Stations, said in an announcement that Trump’s signature marks “the culmination of the Appropriations...
  • Moyers Exits PBS With Attack on 'Right-Wing Media'

    12/10/2004 12:25:55 PM PST · by kattracks · 82 replies · 2,787+ views
    NewsMax.com ^ | 12/10/04 | Carl Limbacher
    Taxpayer-supported Democrat operative Bill Moyers is showing his true colors (all blue) by tainting his exit from PBS with an attack on what he describes as "right-wing media." "I'm going out telling the story that I think is the biggest story of our time: how the right-wing media has [sic] become a partisan propaganda arm of the Republican National Committee," the Associated Press today quoted Moyers as saying. "We have an ideological press that's interested in the election of Republicans, and a mainstream press that's interested in the bottom line. Therefore, we don't have a vigilant, independent press whose interest...
  • The Juan and only at it again...

    11/26/2004 4:53:41 PM PST · by skimbell · 71 replies · 4,498+ views
    11-26-04 | skimbell
    Juan Williams was beyond belief tonight on FOX. He started in on the "jobless recovery" and how "hurting" the average guy is out here in America. Fred Barns started bi+(h slapping him and telling him that he ought to try reading a newspaper and get his facts straight. Juan looked totally surprised that he was being called on these talking points and then Krauthammer lit into him and essentially said that he was enjoying the a$$ kicking Fred was administering. I wonder how the hell much they pay Juan to sit there and be a punching bag like that? I...
  • How Public is Public Radio?

    05/29/2004 7:59:46 AM PDT · by raybbr · 21 replies · 240+ views
    FAIR.ORG ^ | June 2004 | By Steve Rendall & Daniel Butterworth
    When National Public Radio was launched in 1971, it promised to be an alternative to commercial media that would “promote personal growth rather than corporate gain” and “speak with many voices, many dialects.” In 1993, when FAIR published a study of NPR’s guestlist that challenged the network’s alternative credentials (Extra!, 5/93), incoming NPR president Delano Lewis was still boasting about being a place where the unheard get heard (The Humanist, 9/93): “Our job is to be a public radio station. So therefore the alternative points of view, the various viewpoints, should be aired.” Today, current NPR president Kevin Klose insists...