National Public Radio ombudsman Jeffrey Dvorkin reports that “for the first time, more complaints [were] received about NPR’s ‘left-wing bias’ compared with complaints about NPR’s ‘right-wing bias.’” In previous quarters, judging from a look at Dvorkin’s statistics, complainers who believed NPR exhibited bias overwhelmingly thought the network was biased toward the right. You can read it for yourself.
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Byron York is a former White House correspondent for National Review.
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