Steven Hayward is a journalist with a focus on local news in Old Saybrook, Connecticut. He writes for publications such as Power Line and CauseACTION Clarion, and his work has also appeared in Springs Media LLC and RealClearMarkets. His articles cover a range of topics including current events, politics, and cultural commentary.
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By: Steven Hayward
The saga of how state-run radio (better known as NPR) continues to fester, despite the best attempts of NPR’s new apparatchick, Katherine Maher, to suggest her previous hostile comments about free speech, her “my trutherism,” and her Democratic partisanship are all “taken out of context.” (Understand that for the contemporary left, “context” is everything, so claiming something anyone says is “taken out of context” is not a denial that they meant what they said. You’re just not choosing the “right” context to understand it properly.) Yesterday the New York Times reported on “Inside the Crisis at NPR,” and it could easily be a premier entry in our currently dormant “Civil War
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