Left Decries PBS, NPR Overdue Propaganda Defunding

The left's tendency to "project" is evident once more. There was a time when Democrats and the radical left had to be subtle about their abusive intentions. However, as the right consistently yielded to their demands, this subversiveness transformed into arrogance, leading to an increasingly self-righteous attitude.

Now, more often than not, the left attacks even when they know they’re wrong. They have adopted the “A good offense is the best defense” approach, no matter how damaging the outcome is. If it jeopardizes their agendas, they don’t care.

On Thursday evening, President Trump signed an executive order to defund both the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) and National Public Radio (NPR) because both organizations had mutated into far-left mouthpieces.

NPR used to be known for shows like “A Prairie Home Companion,” which was hosted by Garrison Keillor for 40 years, from 1974 to 2016, and was broadcast on 700 public radio stations across the US. Sadly, things have changed a lot.

Last year, an enlightening article published by the Free Press shed light on a troubling reality. Written by Uri Berliner, a former NPR employee with 25 years of experience, the piece describes a publicly funded news network that has shifted from having a liberal bias to one so extreme it would make Pravda seem even-handed. NPR now recycles the same tired narratives repeatedly, serving an extremely narrow audience with little interest in introducing even a hint of ideological balance.