PrintJune 12, 2009
NPR: Ahmadinejad supporters akin to Republican Evangelicals
Despite his having been feted in liberal bastions such as Columbia University and the UN -- over the objections of American conservatives -- when it comes time to analogize today's Iranian Presidential Elections, NPR's reporters claim that the "conservative" voting blocs supporting hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad are akin to Republican Evangelicals. Listen here, circa minute 3.00.
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