NPR Doing Obama & Dems Bidding

[Marshal Jim Duncan]

http://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/tim-graham/2015/12/10/see-how-npr-hacks-testy-interview-ted-cruz

I like npr too. But, I have a pretty good filter for what's BS and what isn't. I can filter garden variety BS and not get angry about it. When it's really vicious or pernicious, though, it sometimes pisses me off.

 

[imprimis]

The vast majority of the media does the bidding for dems/obama/liberals. All one has to do is compare the dems only debate questions with those NBC asked of the GOP candidates in the debate they moderated.

 

[Bitter Creek]

To quote Frank Herbert in Dune, "To create change you find leverage points and move them. Beware blind alleys. Offers of high positions are a common distraction paraded before marchers. Leverage points are not all in high office. They are often at economic or communications centers and unless you know this, high office is useless."

 

[HighStickHarry]

I have listened to npr for over 15 years and they are like an adult version of msnbc. It is so shameless. They and Comedy Central along with the main stream media have gone full overboard with the talking points. They dedicated all day yesterday to trumps banning Muslims comments. It's a story, but they were interviewing everyone they could get their hands on about it.

My favorite was the Muslim mom who said she wasn't prepared to talk to her small child about why Muslims would be a target of the gop. Really? It hasn't crossed your mind EVER that you might have to explain why a religion that stones women, cuts people's hands off and is several centuries behind the west might be a target of some hate speech? I would give almost anything to listen to npr but have a microphone in which I could chime in live on the radio anytime I heard some egregious bs.

 

[NeekReevers]

Disgustingly biased edits aside, that sounded like a great interview for Cruz....reasonable, practical, realistic ideas to deal with a problem.