Politics Afternoon Edition: How Democrats could lose 70 seats
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Thursday, October 21, 2010
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1)How Democrats could lose 70 seats While most of the focus is on whether Republicans can win the 39 seats they need to re-claim the House majority, there is a lower-profile debate going on about just how big the GOP wave could be. » Read full article
"While I have often enjoyed appearing on NPR programs and have been treated fairly and objectively, I will no longer accept interview requests from NPR as long as they are going to practice a form of censorship, and since NPR is funded with public funds, it IS a form of censorship. It is time for the taxpayers to start making cuts to federal spending, and I encourage the new Congress to start with NPR."
I'm sure this has been brewing for some time. How can you be a (putatively) objective news analyst for one media outlet, but a non-objective commenter for another?
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