Does ANYONE still listen to AM radio (except really big stations)?

[hotdogPi]

far left conspiracy theories

You keep using those words. I do not think they mean what you think they mean.

NPR is either center or slightly left of center (in line with both Wikipedia and the New York Times), depending on how "center" is defined. Not "far left" by any definition except yours, and you're probably the one believing in conspiracy theories.

[bandit957]

NPR is either center or slightly left of center (in line with both Wikipedia and the New York Times), depending on how "center" is defined. Not "far left" by any definition except yours, and you're probably the one believing in conspiracy theories.

NPR lately has become pretty conservative.

[abefroman329]

NPR is either center or slightly left of center (in line with both Wikipedia and the New York Times), depending on how "center" is defined. Not "far left" by any definition except yours, and you're probably the one believing in conspiracy theories.

NPR lately has become pretty conservative.

It's been slowly moving to the right over the past few decades, as Congressional Republicans have repeatedly threatened to pull their federal funding.

[TheHighwayMan3561]

far left conspiracy theories

You keep using those words. I do not think they mean what you think they mean.

NPR is either center or slightly left of center (in line with both Wikipedia and the New York Times), depending on how "center" is defined. Not "far left" by any definition except yours, and you're probably the one believing in conspiracy theories.

Don't bother with him. I know him from another board and you'll just get frustrated and waste your time trying to argue with him.