National Public Radio: Hatchets Schwarzenegger
In one of the most egregious political radio hit pieces not paid for by a rival campaign, the National Public Radio has outdone itself, Schwarzenegger Continues Push for ‘Reform’ Agenda.
Morning Edition, August 16, 2005 · California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger continues to pursue a controversial political agenda that has little support among voters, according to recent polls. This week there is a deadline for making changes that could affect the fall special election ballot.
Let’s See…..
It mentions California Governor Schwarzenegger’s:
Implies conflicts of interest with Muscle Magazines and Fitness Competitions
The California Nurses Association obsessive stalking and demonstrations
Mocks his Rolling Stones Concert appearance and attendance
You can listen to the audio here.
Flap is wondering what a controversial political agenda is?
Does NPR mean supporting various initiative measures such as Proposition 77, Redistricting, that was placed on the ballot by the signatures of over 900,000 registered California voters?
And what recent poll shows little support? The last Field poll was in mid-June. Hardly indicative of what the voters may decide in November.
And American taxpayers are paying for this blatant BIAS in reporting?
What a HATCHET JOB NPR.
Shameful.
Ina Jaffe of NPR, California
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Cross-posted to the Bear Flag League Special Election Page