In article <iwAac.33$xW1.14@bignews4.bellsouth.net>, no@email.address says...
"Roger" <rogerfx@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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It's not "liberal." Anyone who listens to them know this.
I listened to NPR a lot a few years ago. I
had the impression that it was significantly left
of center.
You must be right of center.
That's true in most cases, but not all.
Anything in the center would sound left to you.
Possible, but I doubt it.
If you listen carefully, they balance everything.
Your patronization doesn't do much for
making your point.
Some stories start with a
conservative point of view. Some start with a left point of view. The
stories balance within themselves.
Since I haven't listened to NPR in over a year, it's possible
they have changed. But I remember thinking that they
certainly tend to be left of center.
You should listen to "The Connection" in the mornings, you might not get it
in your area, check it out.
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