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If NPR journo bias wasn't already glaring enough, this new ethics policy should help make it even more obvious

If you thought that based on the level of liberal bias exhibited by some NPR journos meant they already had a green light to let their personal opinions fly, this new ethics policy shows that it might be about to go to the next level:

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Oh, that should help… further confirm the level of bias in “journalism”:

Whew! They can finally make it public how they really feel.


https://twitter.com/jameslynch32/status/1420774538611154948

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Or a conservative issue that couldn’t be excluded using the progressive definition of “dignity”?

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We’d like to see what would happen if an NPR reporter tweeted support for pro-life causes.

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