NPR: "Can Dems unite in time to defeat John McCain?"

[L. Coyote]

I cannot believe what I am hearing.
NPR has become unacceptable in its political bias.

They are saying, "Can Dems unite in time to defeat John McCain?"

They are pushing McCain over Dems and Clinton over Obama.

[Red Zelda]

1. National Petroleum Radio is a sham

shut it off. don't send them a dime. shut it off.

[0007]

3. Amen!

[LakeSamish706]

2. Something that Jack Cafferty said a few days ago on CNN....

If the Dems. can't beat McCain then they may as well fold there tent, hell he said even I could beat McCain.

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

5. The same could be said for 2004.

Hell, even 2000. Chimp's obvious boobness was apparent very early.

[jobycom]

4. Next on NPR: SHOULD Dems unite in time to defeat John McCain?

"With two such maligned candidates, many Democrats are deciding to vote for the better choice this year--the Republican. Undeniably, Bush's job performance has been impeccable, which begs the question: Why would anyone want to vote Democrat? Oh forget the pretense, we're just going to tell you outright to vote for McCain instead of those two whiny, quarrelling cry-babies the stupid old Democrats want to elect. Come on, what's the matter with you pansies? Vote REPUBLICAN, or you are a retard!!!

"In our next segment, Siamese twins who are really Siamese! Do they have psychic powers?"

NPR sometimes sounds like a cross between the National Enquirer and William F Buckley.

[rurallib]

6. "NPR has become unacceptable in its political bias."

They have been that way for a long time. When they fired Bob Edwards there was a dramatic turn to the right. But that only hastened a trend that had already begun. ATC and Morning Edition are especially egregious.
With 'reporters' like Juan Williams (Fux), Mara Liason (Fux), Cokie Roberts(ABC) etc., one could easily see that the fraud of impartiality is easily splintered.

[Mist]

7. They should ask "Can Gramps McSame possibly beat either Dem candidate? " nt

[ladjf]

8. There's no time to waste. But, yes.