I wonder about something - note that PBS has at least three liberal one-on-one interview shows: Charlie Rose, Tavis Smiley, and Bill Moyers - the first two regular liberal, the last hyper-liberal. Are than any such shows on PBS that are conservative?

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Doubt it. Just like NPR. NPR interviews way more liberal leaning people than conservatives. I get the feeling that they don't understand conservatism nor do they want to.

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maybe, just maybe since so many conservatives seem to seek ending public television most conservatives who would be eligible to host a talk show on pbs wouldn't, as one of their talking points would be to end the very station from which their show is being broadcast.

it would be kind of like micheal moore getting a show on Fox to bash the network. doesn't make much sense for either party

The difference is PBS uses funds from the CPB. If we're going to fund it, we should not have to put up with the biased programs.

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If you were going to have a show on a network, no matter how against the "public-ness" of it you are, why would you talk about it on your show? That would put you out of a job, wither because of your comments or because of the network closing.

That's a real smooth move for ANY Conservative, right?

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