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16. I agree. And the "evacuation" was an exceptional s***storm. I don't think the airport was handled well, for example.

Wed Jun 12, 2024, 09:52 PM

Jun 2024

Biden was forced to do this, but it doesn’t mean we should have been better prepared for a smooth(er) exit.

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My beloved NPR... [View all] GiqueCee Jun 2024 OP

An unchallenged comment doesn't necessarily portend rightwing bias TheProle Jun 2024 #1

The comment certainly is though. That's the point. brush Jun 2024 #4

I get the point TheProle Jun 2024 #5

I love NPR too -- but at the end of the day.... Blue Owl Jun 2024 #2

NPR has been going downhill and to the right for a long time. NoRethugFriends Jun 2024 #3

Koch Industries has been an underwriter for years Lulu KC Jun 2024 #14

And the Kochs don't undewrite SQUAT unless B.See Jun 2024 #17

started to go under raygun. mopinko Jun 2024 #20

Rethugs are fighting on all fronts. MOMFUDSKI Jun 2024 #7

Nice Polite Republicans has been what you think is emerging TheKentuckian Jun 2024 #13

NPR hasn't been beloved by me since 2005 Warpy Jun 2024 #15

I am happy we are out of Afghanistan. former9thward Jun 2024 #18

There does have to be an awfully good reason chowmama Jun 2024 #21

There are some shows on it I can't listen to anymore chowmama Jun 2024 #19