I always thought NPR was a joke! But they outdid themselves mis-defining Easter!

When I read that NPR (National Public Radio) said Easter was "the day celebrating the idea that Jesus did not die and go to hell or purgatory or anywhere at all but rather arose into heaven." I thought it had to be an April Fools joke -- albeit a little early. I always check out things that sound preposterous, and so I went to the source itself and there it was -- the revised article with a correction at the bottom. This is why I do not listen to NPR. Their ignorance and bias are so pervasive they can't even get a simple fact right, one that every Christian child knows. (This is one more reason NPR should be defunded! Why should taxpayers be forced to advance their liberal stupidity?)

But, hey, they're good for a laugh on this Holy Saturday and this should remind us to pray for liberal so-called "journalists" many of whom live in echo chambers devoid of Christians. Hence their ignorance of basic Christian beliefs. So let's all pray for liberal reporters at the Easter liturgy. It's a time of hope, after all. 

CorrectionMarch 30, 2018

An earlier version of this post incorrectly described Easter as "the day celebrating the idea that Jesus did not die and go to hell or purgatory or anywhere at all, but rather arose into heaven.

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Another Way to Save Money: Defund NPR!

I listen to NPR but often turn it off when their liberalism starts to nauseate me. In the video below note the hypocrisy of this NPR executive who spouts biased comments about the "racist" tea party movement (probably never met a grassroots tea party person in his life) and then spouts racist comments against Jews. It's almost a comedy routine. So let's defund NPR and save the $90 million plus that goes into their liberal coffers every year. Like the man says -- they'd be better off without it and so would the rest of us!



To read the Media Research Center's statement on NPR and sign their defunding petition go here. Let them pay their own way like conservative radio does. Why should NPR be funded by the taxpayers to spout their liberal line? You sure don't see Rush Limbaugh and Laura Ingraham getting public funding -- nor do they expect it. So cut off the tax dollars to the liberal mouthpiece!