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That's right. The only people who are smart watch MSNBC, listen to NPR, are vegetarian, and live in NYC.
Link?
Nobody sane reads the Huffington post, so who cares.
OMG, thanks for this.
I don't respect her.
That's right. The only people who are smart watch MSNBC, listen to NPR, are vegetarian, and live in NYC.
Other details are equally eye-opening. Pew judged the levels of knowledgeability (correct answers) among those surveyed and found that those who scored the highest were regular watchers of Comedy Central's The Daily Show and Colbert Report. They tied with regular readers of major newspapers in the top spot -- with 54% of them getting 2 out of 3 questions correct. Watchers of the Lehrer News Hour on PBS followed just behind.
Virtually bringing up the rear were regular watchers of Fox News. Only 1 in 3 could answer 2 out of 3 questions correctly. Fox topped only network morning show viewers
"National Public Radio is properly understood, even by the media, as radio by and for liberals, not the general public. As Washington Post media reporter Howard Kurtz puts it, the media landscape stretches "from those who cheer Fox to those who swear by NPR."
"The only ones who seem not to know that the left has a massive, taxpayer-funded radio network of 700 affiliates are the liberals trying to sell investors on their own private-sector talk-radio network."
NPR admits a liberal bias | Human Events | Find Articles at BNET