What’s been designed here is a project that ensures a fossil fuel agenda, both in the literal and figurative sense.
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… all Republican Presidents have recognized that public funding of domestic broadcasts is a mistake. As a 35-year-old lawyer … one Antonin Scalia warned that conservatives were being “confronted with along-range problem of significant social … - page 246
… All of which means that the - 3247 All of which means that the next conservative President must finally get this done and do it despite opposition from … - page 246
… Not only is the federal government - 3248 Not only is the federal government trillions of dollars in debt and unable to afford the more than half a … - page 246
… he disbelieves and abhors, is sinful - 3249 he disbelieves and abhors, is sinful and tyrannical.”*° Chapter Corporation for Public Broadcasting Page number 246 … he disbelieves and … - page 246
… A DEMONSTRATED PATTERN OF BIAS Conservatives - 3250 A DEMONSTRATED PATTERN OF BIAS Conservatives will thus reward a President who … As Pew Research demonstrated in 2014, 25 percent of PBS’s audience is “mostly liberal,” and 35 percent is … - page 246
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