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**Adiamant** · 10-29-2010, 01:35 PM

I listened to NPR for about two years off and on. Fairly liberal but not obscenely so. My problem was that I could pick apart nearly every one of their reports and identify huge gaps in them. They didn't ask the questions I would have asked of their interviewees. And they often interview one party but not the other. Then they slam that party without trying to get a rebuttal.
It's cheap, college level reporting dressed up and sold as intellectual.

10-29-2010, 01:35 PM	#3
Adiamant Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 479 Senior Member	I listened to NPR for about two years off and on. Fairly liberal but not obscenely so. My problem was that I could pick apart nearly every one of their reports and identify huge gaps in them. They didn't ask the questions I would have asked of their interviewees. And they often interview one party but not the other. Then they slam that party without trying to get a rebuttal. It's cheap, college level reporting dressed up and sold as intellectual.
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