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Currently about 16% of the multimillion dollar budget for NPR comes from the taxpayers. In today's age where anyone can make YouTube videos reaching millions of people, where there are thousands of internet news outlets, cable news, radio talk shows, and even newspapers it seems there are plenty of outlets for people to get there news. Should taxpayers still be funding NPR?
Currently about 16% of the multimillion dollar budget for NPR comes from the taxpayers. In today's age where anyone can make YouTube videos reaching millions of people, where there are thousands of internet news outlets, cable news, radio talk shows, and even newspapers it seems there are plenty of outlets for people to get there news. Should taxpayers still be funding NPR?
If NPR was not paid for by tax dollars they would have gone the way of Air America long ago
Currently about 16% of the multimillion dollar budget for NPR comes from the taxpayers. In today's age where anyone can make YouTube videos reaching millions of people, where there are thousands of internet news outlets, cable news, radio talk shows, and even newspapers it seems there are plenty of outlets for people to get there news. Should taxpayers still be funding NPR?
[indent]Yes!! Pull their funding.
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They need to be privately funded and not funded by our tax-dollar. Leftists can't seem to do a darn thing without a government giving them money. Go out there & become viable like everyone else.
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