Why only NPR? You list among your interests - history, travel, literature - me too. I know that NPR covers these, but to only comment on their topics is limiting. But I agree with you about Friedman and Regan voodoo-omics. The very rich get richer on the sweat of the underclasses - that's their perogative if they can get away with it. Ours is to declare all-out class warfare.
Only NPR because I've only got so many hours in a day! Also it seemed to me that there were already a lot of great left/commentary blogs out there, but I couldn't find any on NPR. Lastly I just got fed up with being angry at NPR and people who think it is a "liberal" news outlet and thought a blog like mine could become a resource for people who want to push for accountability from NPR. Hope that answers your comment...
Mytwords, keep on keeping on here. This is a very purposeful endeavor, one which I check every day. It's very helpful that it IS so specific. The always reliable Crooks & Liars and Buzzflash are perfect for the broader picture, so it's easy to hop around. Besides, for those of us who can no longer tolerate a daily dose of NPR Newspeak, but still care about the effect its having, this is an excellent pulse to keep a finger on.
My name is Matthew Murrey and I'm from Florida, but have been living in the Midwest since 1984. I started this blog because no one else was blogging NPR's drift toward the right - and it made more sense than yelling at the radio.
"Q Tips" is an open thread post where you can place general comments or brief notes about NPR.
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Why only NPR? You list among your interests - history, travel, literature - me too. I know that NPR covers these, but to only comment on their topics is limiting. But I agree with you about Friedman and Regan voodoo-omics. The very rich get richer on the sweat of the underclasses - that's their perogative if they can get away with it. Ours is to declare all-out class warfare.
Only NPR because I've only got so many hours in a day!
Also it seemed to me that there were already a lot of great left/commentary blogs out there, but I couldn't find any on NPR. Lastly I just got fed up with being angry at NPR and people who think it is a "liberal" news outlet and thought a blog like mine could become a resource for people who want to push for accountability from NPR.
Hope that answers your comment...
"Also it seemed to me that there were already a lot of great left/commentary blogs out there, but I couldn't find any on NPR."
Exactly, I have been waiting for something like this.
I have been especially annoyed by the bias of talk of the nation, by the way. Now I have somewhere to vent. :)
Mytwords, keep on keeping on here. This is a very purposeful endeavor, one which I check every day. It's very helpful that it IS so specific. The always reliable Crooks & Liars and Buzzflash are perfect for the broader picture, so it's easy to hop around. Besides, for those of us who can no longer tolerate a daily dose of NPR Newspeak, but still care about the effect its having, this is an excellent pulse to keep a finger on.
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