NPR'S SCOTT SIMON'S SELECTIVE MEMORY

 

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">NPR anchor Scott Simon praises Al Gore as a graceful loser in 2000. Did he live through 2000? <a href="https://t.co/rHCoBbZFWe">https://t.co/rHCoBbZFWe</a></p>&mdash; Ben Owen, HRK (@hrkbenowen) <a href="https://twitter.com/hrkbenowen/status/790181418194182146">October 23, 2016</a></blockquote>
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HYPOCRISY! NPR WANTS ASSANGE TO DO WHAT IT WON"T ALLOW

NPR Host Demands That Assange Do Something Its Own Reporters Are Told Never to Do https://t.co/QvTVEK9n9Q pic.twitter.com/tBmZaqM0Yh

— King Robbo (@realkingrobbo) August 18, 2016

NPR SCHLONGED ITSELF

"Donald J. Trump is still coming under fire from Hillary Clinton’s campaign and the media, including National Public Radio (NPR), for using the term “schlonged” to describe her defeat in the 2008 Democratic presidential primary."

But, NPR had no problem using the term in describing the defeat of another woman candidate:

"Certainly that is the way NPR itself used the term in 2011, in a discussion with political reported Chris Cilizza of the Washington Post.

Talk of the Nation host Neal Conan was discussing the recent passing of Geraldine Ferraro, the first woman to be nominated for Vice President. Apparently, Cilizza did not object to the term “schlonged,” nor did NPR’s Mara Liasson" - Breitbart

NPR'S "WHITE HISPANIC" HYPOCRISY EXPOSED

"POPEHAT ON NPR’S TED CRUZ RACISM: “First time I ever heard NPR use the term ‘White Hispanic’ was George Zimmerman. Second time today. Never for Castro, who’s white as snow.”

The “White Hispanic” thing is a case of dog-whistle othering, telling people that the target is outside the protection of the Democrats’ racial coalition and thus can be freely attacked. By engaging in such signalling, NPR is also signalling that it’s a full-blown part of the Democratic Party apparat, though that’s not really news. . . ." -INSTAPUNDIT

DEVELOPING MY BUTT!

If "Third World" is an outdated term, then what should we be calling developing countries? http://t.co/96u1z6BUXN pic.twitter.com/8hrhZKh9b2
— NPR News (@nprnews) January 4, 2015

Hmmm maybe Dangerous Sh*t Holes would be more accurate. But developing? Developing into what?

PLAYING IN THE RACE CARD BAND

NPR just keeps pushing the the race card angle. That's the liberal bias of  NPR always looking for the dark side when it comes to race and ignoring the positives.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-journalism/2014/11/17/npr-s-race-conscious-project-are-we-still-funding-this/

NPR's Steve Inskeep goes after U.S. border agents

In the midst of a crisis on the border NPR correspondent Steve Inskeep goes after Border Patrol agents and how they have to do their job. Sides with illegal border crossers and drug dealers.-Breitbart


http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journalism/2014/07/18/In-Mid-Crisis-NPR-Targets-Border-Patrol-Officers