The House of Representatives has finally acted on a desire that Republicans (most loudly if not solely) have held for a long time now. A subcommittee voted to sharply cut the amount of taxpayer dollars going to the
Corporation for Public Broadcasting, purveyors of such filth as
Sesame Street and
Arthur. While the budget cuts are far from final and could be scaled back when the bill goes to the full Congress it does come amidst more and more weapons being aimed at public broadcasting, both on TV and on the radio, and the
perceived "liberal bias" (read: not bending over to conservative groups) that exists there.
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