Staff Reports
President Trump delivers yet another triumphant blow for freedom, chopping off the federal funding pump that feeds the leftist machine of NPR and PBS. It’s high time for this Liberation Day 2.0 — a masterstroke hitting the propaganda mouths that have long snickered at the principles this nation holds dear. Taxpayers, who cherish the core American values, will no longer see their hard-earned money vacuumed into entities that belittle them while pushing an agenda that could not be more antithetical to the nation’s foundational spirit.
Predictably, the left clutches its pearls in melodramatic protest, warning of an imminent doomsday scenario. NPR and PBS, wielders of a megaphone that they’ve polished with biased intent, claim to be bastions of truthful reporting. Only those drowning in leftist indoctrination could swallow such, frankly, laughable claims. NPR and PBS pretend impartiality while cheering from the sidelines of one political side, enshrining their narratives not with journalistic integrity but with pure partisan spin.
The left tries to paint this bold move as a death sentence, moaning about how public radio and TV are just too crucial to American cities for information. Yet, behind this handwringing, NPR and PBS operate quite comfortably with ample resources beyond taxpayer dollar teat. Yes, they have their sugar daddies — foundation grants and donations ensuring their perpetual leftist drumbeat.
Another Liberation Day: Trump Terminates Federal Funding for NPR and PBShttps://t.co/sGW2ZdIBlr
— PJ Media (@PJMedia_com) May 2, 2025
Trump’s executive order dismantles a financial lifeline that should have been snipped long ago. The reality is brutally simple: If NPR and PBS were champions of true, bipartisan patriotism, they wouldn’t stand a chance getting one cent under any liberal presidency in recent memory. This is a long-overdue course correction, and it’s a wonder how this corruption of public funds lasted this long.
This is not just a fiscal victory but a cultural one, cutting loose the cumbersome burden of being forced to bankroll narratives that go against the grain of our values. Is it such a radical idea to ask for an unbiased media when footing the bill with public money? Preposterous, some might say, but this is the necessary surgery to excise a long-infected boil. Will NPR and PBS crumble? Maybe not immediately, but the message sent is as loud and clear as a favorite radio jingle on repeat: Americans shouldn’t be forced to fund anti-American drivel.
