Staff Reports
Today, let’s talk about a classic case of taxpayer exploitation—America’s so-called public broadcasting. Why should the hardworking citizens of this nation be forced to support so-called “public” media like NPR and PBS? It’s time to pull the plug on this taxpayer-funded charade.
The President will be busy with closed-door meetings in the Oval Office, presumably enacting policies and orders through executive fiat. While America’s leader is cloaked in secrecy, we’re footing the bill for media outlets that often peddle an anti-American agenda. NPR and PBS, hiding under the noble guise of public broadcasting, offer left-leaning narratives that do not align with our country’s foundational values.
Does anyone remember when the press provided fair, unbiased reporting? Nowadays, it seems like there’s a curated pool of media elite, from CBS News to those at the New York Times, feeding information to the masses. Each one shapes the narrative to favor an increasingly globalist and liberal elite, alienating the core beliefs of many Americans. So rather than funding this biased circus, why not let these networks swim on their own?
The Morning Briefing: Dear NPR and PBS — The 'Public' Shouldn't Have to Fund Anythinghttps://t.co/RiBDl5Vc49
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The White House pressers and briefings are often nothing more than spin sessions. They parade out the Press Secretary, who regurgitates rehearsed lines to the camera. Why should our taxes fund outlets that partake in this charade when countless organizations, striving for real journalism, receive little to no support?
Let’s cut the taxpayer umbilical cord once and for all. If these outlets champion the free market, they should thrive or fail without public handouts. How much longer must we bankroll outlets that are ideological opponents of the values most Americans hold dear? We deserve better than to pay for our own societal sabotage.
