> In fact, of the more than 1,000 television and radio stations that make up the country’s public media system, nearly all remain operational.
That sounds like spin. Ok, they didn't close down, but what compromises did they have to make to stay operational?
It's like trying to claim someone's perfectly fine after you chopped their arm off, because they didn't die.
Also, I'm not on the left, but the conservatives have gotten so obnoxious and robotic on government spending that anytime I see them complain, I want the government to spend more.
That sounds like spin. Ok, they didn't close down, but what compromises did they have to make to stay operational?
It's like trying to claim someone's perfectly fine after you chopped their arm off, because they didn't die.
Also, I'm not on the left, but the conservatives have gotten so obnoxious and robotic on government spending that anytime I see them complain, I want the government to spend more.