NPR and TYLENOL

NPR then and now:

 

NPR'S MARA LIASSON FAUX ANALYSIS

Mara Liasson, told Weekend Edition on Sunday that Republican criticism of the Obama administration on the Crimea was misplaced. Oh really what orifice did she pull that out of? Here is exhibit A:

"she has stepped over the line with some significant historical revisionism. Liasson neglects to mention that President George W. Bush did, in fact, respond to the Russian invasion of Georgia with swift condemnation and sanctions--which Obama undid just months later.
That was the essence of the "reset" with Russia--which Liasson mentions, but only as a kind of policy posture. Obama not only responded weakly to the invasion of Georgia when it happened, but effectively ratified Russia's occupation of Georgian territory by dropping the sanctions amidst smiles and promises of new concessions.
So not only is Liasson wrong about the Republican response at the time, but she also leaves out the fact that it was never given a chance to run its course. Liasson also neglects to mention that Gov. Sarah Palin, then the GOP nominee for Vice President, warned at the time that Obama's approach would lead to an invasion of Ukraine."- Breitbart

Once again NPR like most of the liberal media shielding Barack Obama and attempting to blame Bush for when it is Obama who is the architect of the failure in the Ukraine.

BUH BYE BUY OUTS AT NPR

Well, it seems National Progressive Radio aka NPR is offering buyouts to reduce it's staff and expenses. Maybe that left leaning bias is not really working out for them after all. Then again perhaps the plan is to get rid of all the American staffers and replace them with illegal immigrants er I mean undocumented workers.  They could also change their name to Air America II and see if that helps.

DEBATE ON ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION? WHAT DEBATE ON ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION?

Once again the deep liberal bias of those working at NPR  shows up in the reporting of NPR. :

"NPR's David Welna stacked his Thursday report on Morning Edition full of liberal politicians and activists who support granting citizenship to illegal immigrants. Welna aired sound bites from a representative of the left-wing SEIU, three Democratic politicians, and a woman who has illegal immigrant family members. He only included one clip from a Republican – Senator John McCain, who has long been a supporter of "comprehensive" immigration reform.

The correspondent also spent much of the segment spotlighting a recent Capitol Hill demonstration in favor of a so-called path to citizenship, where many of his liberal talking heads spoke."

Read more: http://newsbusters.org/blogs/matthew-balan/2013/04/11/npr-lines-liberal-boosters-path-citizenship-illegal-immigrants#ixzz2QCZe4iWg

The bias exhibited by NPR in reporting on stories like illegal immigration are why I no longer give money to my local NPR station.