🚨BREAKING: PBS, NPR, USAID have all been Officially Defunded by the House and Senate.

[Moonglow]

Are you for school children saying the Pledge of Allegiance before class starts every morning?

No

 

[22lcidw]

Reagan was the first to cut funding, and the liberals took up the cause to support the FDR-era agencies..The US govt. doesn't fully fund these departments.

You spew cutting funding. Previous administration enacts legislations to help people ostensibly. The legislation grows and grows and becomes monstrous. From the legislation passed in the mid 1960's we see the massive payouts today. From the social security legislation from FDR, we see 15% of an employe wages taken from him. The social security system needs to make more changes. I live off of it to. If the rich paid for it, perhaps it would be only 1% of wages. Including Medicare. Please tell me how change this.

 

[Moonglow]

He should be but his handlers won't allow it. He is told what to support.

You do love yer indoctrination of propaganda.

 

[Frankenstein]

So what are you guys going to ***** about now?

Well, thanks for asking, I would like deportations sped up exponentially

 

[Moonglow]

You spew cutting funding. Previous administration enacts legislations to help people ostensibly. The legislation grows and grows and becomes monstrous. From the legislation passed in the mid 1960's we see the massive payouts today. From the social security legislation from FDR, we see 15% of an employe wages taken from him. The social security system needs to make more changes. I live off of it to. If the rich paid for it, perhaps it would be only 1% of wages. Including Medicare. Please tell me how change this.

By not having a massive debt, the US could afford it. By having a balanced budget, the US government. could afford it.

 

[Moonglow]

Well, thanks for asking, I would like deportations sped up exponentially

Get off yer ass and show 'em how it's done...

 

[Woodznutz]

/----/ So, no need for tax payer money. They can also sell ads.

That would be selling out to the enemy.

 

[Frankenstein]

Get off yer ass and show 'em how it's done...

Didn't say they didn't know how, said I would like it sped up man you're dense. By the way if the government spends 10% on something one year and 10% the next it's not a cut which is what Democrats do when they say cut. If something doesn't increase the same amount every year, dems call it a cut

 

[Moonglow]

Didn't say they didn't know how, said I would like it sped up man you're dense. By the way if the government spends 10% on something one year and 10% the next it's not a cut which is what Democrats do when they say cut. If something doesn't increase the same amount every year, dems call it a cut

Then get off yer ass and show 'em how it's done, duh, are you daft?

 

[Moonglow]

Didn't say they didn't know how, said I would like it sped up man you're dense. By the way if the government spends 10% on something one year and 10% the next it's not a cut which is what Democrats do when they say cut. If something doesn't increase the same amount every year, dems call it a cut

Oh, you mean like Trump increasing the debt, the debt ceiling, and the deficit every year?

 

[Oswald Was Innocent]

No

Why are you not for children saying the patriotic Pledge of Allegiance?

 

[The Duke]

What wonderful news to wake up to this morning. I’ve been waiting to see these propaganda outfits defunded for years.

JUST IN: Senate Passes Trump-Backed Rescission Plan to Defund PBS, NPR and Slash Bloated Foreign Aid​

JUST IN: Senate Passes Trump-Backed Rescission Plan to Defund PBS, NPR and Slash Bloated Foreign Aid | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft

The Republican-controlled Senate narrowly approved a sweeping Trump-endorsed rescission bill that slashes nearly $9 billion in previously approved federal spending—including full defunding of PBS and NPR and deep cuts to U.S.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

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I'm not tired of winning yet. This is great, though!

 

[Moonglow]

That would be selling out to the enemy.

Corporate funding is a significant, though not dominant, source of revenue for both PBS and NPR. While federal funding through the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) is substantial, corporate underwriting contributes a notable portion to their overall budgets.

NPR and PBS Funding Sources:

• Federal Funding:
  Both organizations receive direct and indirect federal funding through the CPB, which is a private, non-profit corporation created by Congress to support public broadcasting.
  
  
• Corporate Underwriting:
  Corporate sponsors provide financial support to PBS and NPR, allowing them to air acknowledgments of these sponsors during programs.
  
  
• Member Stations:
  Local PBS and NPR stations also receive funding from various sources, including corporate underwriting and individual contributions.
  
  
• Individual Donations:
  Both NPR and PBS rely on donations from individuals and organizations.
  

Extent of Corporate Funding:

• NPR:
  .
  Corporate underwriting accounts for a significant portion of NPR's revenue, with some reports indicating it is the largest source of funding.
  
  
• PBS:
  .
  While corporate underwriting is also important for PBS, it's not the dominant source. In the past, a report indicated it accounted for less than one-fifth of public television station revenue.
  

Impact of Potential Funding Cuts:

• Senate Vote on Funding Cuts:
  The Senate recently voted to rescind previously approved funding for the CPB, which would impact both NPR and PBS.
  
  
• Impact on Local Stations:
  Public broadcasting officials warn that cutting federal funding could lead to the closure of smaller stations, particularly those in rural areas.
  
  
• Reduced Programming:
  Local stations may be forced to cut back on programming or reduce their news and educational offerings if funding is reduced.
  
  
• Impact on News Deserts:
  Some lawmakers and public broadcasting officials express concern that funding cuts could create "news deserts" in certain areas, especially where corporate media is less prevalent.
  

Key Takeaways:

• Corporate funding plays a vital role in supporting public broadcasting, but it's not the sole or even primary source of funding for NPR and PBS.
  
  
• Federal funding through the CPB is crucial for the operation and sustainability of public broadcasting, particularly for local stations.
  
  
• Potential funding cuts to the CPB could have a significant negative impact on the availability and quality of public broadcasting services across the country.

 

[Frankenstein]

Then get off yer ass and show 'em how it's done, duh, are you daft?

Read carefully! I did not say they were not doing it, or doing it wrong, just not fast enough.

 

[Frankenstein]

Oh, you mean like Trump increasing the debt, the debt ceiling, and the deficit every year?

That my BOY, is a spending issue!

 

[The Duke]

Robber Baron Era 2.0 is proceeding nicely.

You Russian dumbass! This is more like Teddy kicking ass and then some, you muppet!
Trump's probably better than Teddy! He's good. I give credit where credit is due!
Putin might be about to have a bad time. Trump's fed up with his shit.

 

[Moonglow]

That my BOY, is a spending issue!

He will spend more even without these agencies, double duh...

 

[Moonglow]

You Russian dumbass! This is more like Teddy kicking ass and then some, you muppet!
Trump's probably better than Teddy! He's good. I give credit where credit is due!

How does Trump's ass taste?

 

[DStar777]

why you are proud to be illiterate and a Republican?

No Republicans I know are illiterate. Where does this myth come from?

 

[The Duke]

How does Trump's ass taste?

I reckon if you was to tell me we'd both know, huh?
You're all up it every day, and IDGAF, so there's that.
So...does he have polyps or not, *****?
I know you got a bird's eye view of that situation.