Bookworm on Jan 01 2012 | Filed under: Uncategorized
I drove Mr. Bookworm’s car today. That means that, when I turned on the radio, I got NPR. I don’t listen to NPR anymore. I find very dull the carefully packaged stories, all of which advance, with greater or lesser subtlety, a Progressive political agenda. I prefer freewheeling talk radio, where hosts do live interviews [...]
Bookworm on Mar 08 2011 | Filed under: Anti-Americanism, Anti-Semitism, Media matters
I’m actually grateful to NPR. It was its unbelievably biased Israel coverage that helped me make the break with my reflexive liberalism and take a long, hard look at my political beliefs and party affiliation. Nevertheless, it irks me no end that my taxpayer money funds NPR, PBS and local affiliates. There is no reason [...]
Bookworm on Mar 12 2008 | Filed under: Uncategorized
David Mamet is a famous American writer, who has distinguished himself in every area of endeavor: plays, screen plays, film director, essayist, and author. You name it and he’s done it, and done it well. By his own admission (see below), he was also just as liberal as you’d assume an older, intellectual Jewish man [...]
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