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To: tejek who wrote (233128)	5/17/2005 2:06:10 AM
From: Peter Dierks	Read Replies (1) of 1574689

You continue to spin the fallacious number. </i?The sharpest bifurcation is between Republicans and Democrats. Approximately one-in-three Republicans (35%) indicate that PBS news and information programming has a liberal bias, while among Democrats this figure drops to 11%. NPR garners roughly the same numbers between these two groups. A small handful of Americans believe that the news and information programming on public broadcasting has a conservative bias (12% for PBS and 9% for N PR). The plurality of the population feels that there is no apparent bias one way or the other on PBS and NPR (48% and 38%, respectively), and then there is yet another groups of individuals who simply say they are unsure when it comes to this issue. 48% and 70% are hardly the same. By a greater than 3 to 1 (Republicans versus Democrats) think there is a liberal bias.

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