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• ukit0

  Maybe so, but I'm not convinced it's so bad for NPR. It's publicity for them, and liberals who, let's face it, make up most of the NPR listener base, mostly agree with them.

  And if I can engage in a little political incorrectness/stereotyping of my own, every time I've been in a cab with a Middle Eastern driver (which is pretty every time I've been in a cab, at least here in Seattle), they have NPR on. You'd have to think they have a sizeable listener base among Muslims.

  BTW, one of the things I was surprised to learn is that NPR really isn't such a niche audience - it actually has something like 37 million listeners weekly, which is way more than Fox.

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  • On one of the programs the President of NPR said they had received a lot of negative feedback from listeners. Im not sure this was good for them.Josev
  • sure this was good for them.Josev
  • I'd be amazed if anyone remembered this a year from nowukit

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