The True Cost of Public Radio – Martin Prieb’s Crooked City

"To understand the radicalism and destructive force of the public media, Chicago may be the best place to look, for no one knows the machinations of the angry beating heart of public media ideologues more than the hardworking police and prosecutors in Chicago."
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

As proven when the director of PBS got exposed in Congress recently, public radio is nothing but a front for liberals. It’s no wonder outlets such as Fox prosper in a climate where right leaning moderates and conservatives are shut out.

Tom Paine's Ghost
1 year ago

I am confident that Trump and DOGE will finally pound a stake into the black heart of NPR and PBS. Sayonara WBEZ.

Last edited 1 year ago by Tom Paine's Ghost
Fullbladder
1 year ago

How many Chicagoans will actually read Prieb’s excellent article and start paying attention? Theres nothing on the horizon for Chicago that signals anything else, then a city that’s going to fail.

The Railroader
1 year ago

No matter how much you hate the media, it’s never enough.

#DefundNPR
#DefundWBEZ
#DefundChipMitchell

Don Diego de la Bega “Z”
1 year ago

When in any courtroom in Cook County the court bailiff walks out before the judge sits at the bench and announces “Hear ye Hear ye, this branch of the Circus Court of Cook County is now in session”. Truer words were never more pertinent, Thr court system in Cook County is a bumbling circus of political hacks acting as judges.

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