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: Instapundit.comPRAISE FOR NPR: Lisa Davis of the Dallas Tea Party writes: Robert Siegel, host of NPR?s ?All Thi?
By Glenn Reynolds
PRAISE FOR NPR: Lisa Davis of the Dallas Tea Party writes:
Robert Siegel, host of NPR’s “All Things Considered,” was in the Dallas area last week and attended several DTP gatherings. He’d called and stated he’d like to do a story and asked if we would agree to let some of the “happenings” be recorded. “Of course” we said. “As long as you are fair.” WELL…he was! The story was on Mr. Siegel’s “All Things Considered” this past Wednesday (December 9). Here’s the link.
He attended our neighborhood Tea Party, Sarah Palin’s book signing, a Tea Party coordinator meeting, and interviewed the founders and steering personnel. It turns out he understood that we are not only protesting and rallying, we are also educating our community. Considering that NPR has a history of being liberal organization, word is that we are all very pleased with the representation!
People on the right don’t like NPR, but as I’ve noted before, their reporting is generally pretty good.
Full post as published by Instapundit.com on December 11, 2009 (boomark / email).
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