Greetings, comrade!

Oh the poor rich people. They're going to have to deal with the fact that they caught affluenza

@laurelwams.bsky.social you had 1 job and failed that

That's a difficult task, though, because you would need to find someone around @npr.org who has the functions of investigating, analyzing, and researching issues.

They really lack direction. They love to "both sides" everything -- fallacious at best

They are competency-washing cowards

The reasons to dislike these men are robustly reasonable, and you should question anyone who wants to side-swipe or dodge the questions of accountability for these total nincompoops." kind of issue!

Please grow a spine @npr.org

It's a "the people Trump are picking are absolutely a scourge to the freedom and security of our Nation. His picks are beyond just swamp creatures; they are reliably bigoted, stupid, easily manipulated, unscrupulous and more.

It should alarm you, too, but you won't fucking stand up for yourselves.

You are still "both-sides"ing the issue. Stop doing this. Trump and the Republicans (YES EVERY LAST ONE) are fucking terrible people, and you should be asking REAL questions that expose their lack of accountability. You are able to do this, RIGHT NPR???

I guess that still falls in line with Roberts and the Tmurpists being more on the "stupid" side worse than they are on the "evil" side. Sure, they're definitely evil, but they're WAY dumber and the policies and actions they do will reflect that

I bet the editors don't even realize the "two sides to every story" thing is literally fallacious thinking.

Seeing how NPR is competency-washing his cabinet picks, I don't expect much from them or the rest of the corporate media outlets.