Audio: From The NPR Archives
Just sitting here minding my own business yesterday, doing some research for yet another critically acclaimed post and blogging away when the phone rings. None other than a reporter or producer from National Public Radio. She is working on a story and wanted Family Foundation input. Very interesting, I thought, and then got her in touch with someone with some real authority around here.
But it got me thinking. I know NPR has mentioned us before. Nice to know our federal tax dollars have contributed to such a nice, easy-to-navigate, and comprehensive Web site. A quick search and I uncovered two stories it did in 2006 during the Marriage Amendment campaign. They now are archived in the blog’s Online Newsroom along with some television and radio interviews, as well as all the blog mentions about us as we can reasonably take time to search (we occupy a lot of people’s minds). Check it out sometime.
Here are the two NPR stories we found. Take a trip down memory lane by clicking on each link below. It will take you to a synopsis or transcript of the story, but also an audio icon is at the top of the page. Click on it to listen to the story as it was reported. You decide: Fair and balanced?
I think you’re being treated more fairly than any religio-fascist group has any right to expect.
Chad -
Thanks for visiting our blog. For a brief second we thought about deleting your comment, as it violates our comments policy, but thought better of it. Better for it to stand as a prime example of the Angry Left Hate Speech and Intolerance exemplified in our post “Say What About Hate Speech?” at this link: http://www.familyfoundationblog.com/?p=458. Thanks for making our case.
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And the pot called the kettle black!
Show me, Chad. Show me one example on this blog or any FF publication. Find one example within one day (should be easy as confident as you are) or post an apology.
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To the left, just disagreeing with them is hate speech. I bet you won’t get an answer giving an example.
How about it? Show an example of hate speech from the FF. Don’t leave us hanging, Chad.
Show me how calling the Family Foundation religio-fascists is hate speech. Or maybe you’re just calling comments with which you disagree hate speech, hmm?
You’re right, Chad. There ‘s nothing wrong with calling people fascists and trying to taint them with a philosophy that killed millions. You’re pretty much the poster boy for intolerance, so keep it up. Keep showing the world your true colors as well as your miniscule IQ.