After numerous exposes of National Public Radio's endemic left-wing bias, the House of Representatives may take on the battle to defund NPR. Intermittent calls to deprive public broadcasting of its half-billion-dollar tax subsidy have renewed in recent weeks, as longtime editor Uri Berliner revealed NPR's Washington bureau employed 87 Democrats and zero Republicans. NPR suspended Berliner after The Free Press published his op-ed earlier this month, and he subsequently resigned.
