[BC] Fairness doctrine by another name? aka censorship?

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Polls don't mean much isolation, which your data is -- totally isolated.

I am a Republican.  Well, not so much because the Republicans are  
nearly as stupid as the Democrat Party, but that aside.  I am a  
Libertarian but since they don't count, I am generally a Republican.   
I was very unhappy through the last election cycle because the  
'Pubbies are just as bad as the Democrat Socialists -- that aside.

I listen to National People's Radio.

Why?

I want to know that the Socialists are up to.  So, I am being  
COUNTED, thought I don't agree one whit with National People's Radio!

But, I am counted.

So, don't think that just because some Republicans are listening to  
National People's Radio, they AGREE with it.

--chip

One more thing.  I AM REALY UPSET THAT MY TAX DOLLARS ARE BEING USED  
TO SUPPORT NATIONAL PEOPLE'S RADIO!

THEY NEVER THANK US FOR THE MONEY STOLEN FROM US!

I would rather hear advertisements than the current 20 minutes an  
hour of begging.

At least with ads, I get to hear about sales, and low cost car  
financing.

--chip

On Feb 17, 2009, at 7:42 PM, broadcast-request at radiolists.net wrote:

> Message: 22
> From: Donna Halper <dlh at donnahalper.com>
>
>> Tom wrote--
>>
>>>    And just what is NPR's "All Things Not Considered" going to do
>>> when they have to have a 50/50 split?
>
> Not much.  They already have nearly that.  I wrote an article about
> NPR last year and was given access to both Arbitron data and the NPR
> in-house polls.  In some cities, the audience is indeed mostly
> Democrats-- the split is 65-35 (65 % identified as Democrats, 35%
> Republicans), but in the majority of the cities surveyed, the split
> is 60-40, and in a few cities, it's 55-45.  Nationally, the average
> of the audience is closer to the 60-40, but the bottom line is this:
> 40% Republicans in the audience isn't too shabby, if you are trying
> to have a diverse listenership.  It's another myth that NPR is only
> listened to by lefties.