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SC D-primary - All Things Considered on NPR Friday - today - the SC D-Primary
Gee - more reporting, please: Both Dean Phillips, a sitting US Congressman and Ms Williamson are on the SC primary ballot for President. Yet, ATC does not mention this. Why is ATC/NPR but not least mentioning this in their news coverage? Their poll numbers (and votes(?) in the South Carolina primary will suffer from the lack of coverage. Below is a cut'n'paste from the AP Challenging Biden on the South Carolina ballot are U.S. Rep. Dean Phillips of Minnesota and author Marianne Williamson. Phillips received about 20% of the vote in New Hampshire, while Williamson received about 4%. S***e M*****n
PBS Disappearing Volume
Why does PBS have this problem continuously? I have watched via Xfinity and Roku and had problems over the last year regardless of the carrier and location - Chicago and Sarasota
CPB Board Term Expired?
Please explain to the American public why Bruce Ramer remains on the CPB board of directors as of Feb. 1, 2024 when it seems clear his total years of service exceed the maximum allowed for this role.
PBS News hour!
washington week in review with the atlantic
closed captions
Washington week in review
Ayesha Roscoe
Lack of close captioning on StoryCorps Animated Shorts
PBS/Newshour audio levels
CJ Taylor Charley Jessie Taylor luminati for us founding father
Amna Nawaz
Silence on Israel Supreme Court Decisions
PBS NewsHour
News hour
Washington Week
PBS NewsHour and Washington Week
Years ago, the PBS NewsHour and later Washington Week would have comments sections where viewers could express their opinions. I was constantly shocked at how ill-informed the viewers were. I would write of events which I took for granted that everyone was familiar with. The commenters would think I was making things up and I would have to cite links from liberal sources such as the NYT and Washington Post. What is shocking is that PBS was content to have such uninformed viewers. Even today, on most issues, they present only one side. They do not trust the viewers’ intelligence to hear both sides and make up their own minds what to think. They’ve become an advocacy group.
Maintaining Program Integrity at WCBU, Peoria
The Peoria, IL public television station, WCBU, has undergone dramatic changes in the past few months. A new board has emerged, with a very conservative board president. News reports indicate he has obtained large amounts of money from unnamed donors, with questionable intent. Speculation points to his wanting to change the format to a conservative offering, and this could impact programming and damage the way news and entertainment are produced. Please don't let this wonderful station become a FOX news, Evangelical option. Thank you. D***a W*****y, Galva, IL 61434