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Who benefits from this?
The people who want to spread disinformation to the public.
The people who don't want an educated electorate.
He prophesied. We didn’t listen.
Plenty of us did, just not the ones with the power to change course.
He also told people not to vote.
Educational prospects in red states were a bleak proposition before.
Pretty soon large swatchs of the country will be barely able to read the ballots.
Elections? Pfff, who needs those? Trust the glorious state to fulfill all your needs without you having to lift a finger. The party is one and is all encompassing.
Requiring choice is doubting that the party is truly good.
Fair. And they have oil and shit.
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it's not about providing benefits, it's about removing benefits. anything that helps people or serves the common good is being eliminated. the only people receiving "benefit" from anything the government does now are billionaires
People who profit from ignorance. So basically all corporations.
A bunch of conservative folks felt that some media that received funding from the CPB
e.g. NPR
promoted issues on the left.
I'd say that it was probably center-left, but not by much, and very little of NPR's funding actually came from the CPB.
A lot of radio in the US is, as far as I can tell, on the right, like, Christian religious stuff is a very substantial portion of it. I suppose if you're fighting for mindshare among the rural public, you probably don't much want competition.
searches
https://www.insideradio.com/free/format-counts-2024-country-still-leads-christian-religion-growing/article_0620c096-c742-11ef-8a86-ef7523510a36.html
No count of NPR stations that I can quickly find, but about three-and-a-half pages here:
https://legacy.npr.org/stations/pdf/nprstations.pdf
Maybe very roughly 900 NPR stations, as a quick estimate based on how many are in a single column.
EDIT:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_2025
Shitler and the Turd Reich
Prager U is set to replace PBS, I think.
Exactly!
GOP desperately needs to show reduction in gov spending. Even if it hurts rural conservatives more than others, and even if it has higher hidden costs.
Local programming (hyper-local news, alerts, announcements) will go away and be replaced with pre-recorded programming.