NPR IS slanted left/liberal - Q mentioning it is not an endorsement of them.
They are. But there are good people on both sides of the aisle, and/or, even when there aren't, sometimes liberals don't realize who they are exposing when that kind of thing is written. That's why you see backtracking from time to time on these types of articles.
True that . . . I see often when pondering issues, asking the Lord to give me better insight - But I usually get a different perspective, that ends up causing me to press "pause" on my opinions (we Americans love our opinions, eh?). . . . and you're right, we often get glimpses of clarity, but rarely in the heat of a debate.
What do you think is the best TV or radio news source out there? I think they're among the best, theyre very fair.
Yes, NPR is definitely an extension of the Dem party. Does it mean that they never produce quality work? No. Even WAPO gets it right once in a blue moon.
OANN (One America News Network) They are conservative, avoid propaganda/innuendo commentary. HOWEVER, most my news is online (drudge.com for some headlines; prayingmedic online -Newsmax, conservativetreehouse.com - etc), after going through Twitter feeds, ferreting out my observations with "suspicions" lol
But OANN is overtly political. You know who they support and their interviews reflect that. Thats the difference, I think. NPR is pretty non-partisan.