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Old February 2nd 06, 07:49 PM posted to rec.radio.shortwave
 
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Default Why is 'NPR' So Conservative?

IR wrote:
The left has gone right, and the
true left is off the mainstream map.


The true left is Radio Pacifica. I do ocassionally listen to it. If you
get a chance, please do so (I'm guessing that it must be available over
the web if not a local station to you.)

The true right is the John Birch Society.

The "republican right wing" has just a tiny bit in common with the John
Birch Society. Less now than say in the Reagan years.

Tim.

 
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