RP segment on NPR this morning

[thomas-in-ky]

Was not bad until the end, at which point they completely dismissed Ron Paul's chances. The spin was "here are all these teenagers at this book signing -- unencumbered with the realities of life, they can afford to vote for someone with no chance of winning.". I want to know which candidate they (NPR) think has this primary locked up!?

I'm sure they'll have a podcast on the NPR site eventually today.

[acptulsa]

Ron Paul has no chance to win this election? What do you and Diebold know that I don't? Too strong a comment? And what about yours?

I could have sworn the duty of public radio in this nation has always been to remind the public just whio it is that in in charge in a republic.

You are, once again, too presumptuous. New, if you'll excuse me, I think I'll go call you on it in a more public-friendly forum.

[BuddyRey]

I'm ever so glad to know that my annual fedgang extortion money is being used "in the public interest", to fund media that is free from private or commercial biases. :rolleyes:

[freedom-maniac]

Call into NPR or write a letter in complaint of there bias.

[PaulConventionWV]

Call into NPR or write a letter in complaint of there bias.

"Their* bias"