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8. I would be pleased to see Rachel give equal time to all sides.

Wed Feb 29, 2012, 05:16 AM

Feb 2012

If Morning Joe and Faux Noise were required to do the same.

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NPR .. Will now be "Fair to the Truth vs Fair to Competing Sides'' [View all] Ichingcarpenter Feb 2012 OP

NPR. Not hot tea, not ice tea. Lukewarm tea. Always. n/t dimbear Feb 2012 #1

Beautifully done. How I would like to believe truedelphi Feb 2012 #4

How are they gonna treat the big corporations Ron Green Feb 2012 #2

That'll be a real change. Warpy Feb 2012 #3

I listen to WNYC online Public Radio but they use the BBC Ichingcarpenter Feb 2012 #5

Interesting. Only NPR is to be held to standards? Many years ago... TreasonousBastard Feb 2012 #6

I would be pleased to see Rachel give equal time to all sides. Lasher Feb 2012 #8

Sounds great. Lasher Feb 2012 #9

I often listen to NPR and generally like what I hear, Owlet Feb 2012 #10