January 4, 2010
NPR using your tax dollars to insult you
There's no question NPR is for the Administration and against its opponents but with the nation being almost evenly split between the parties and the Tea Party gaining support every day, how much chutzpah does it take for an organization which gets a lot of tax revenue for operations to insult the tea party as it does in this "Learn to Speak Tea Bag" video.
h/t:Neo
Update: Big Fur Hat adds:
It is time for NPR to be thrown on the ash heap of history. When tax dollars are used to promote a video that is dripping with contempt for the tax payers themselves it is time to stop feeding the beast.
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