Danielle Kurtzleben

Nikki Haley served as the U.N. ambassador under President Trump. Before that she was South Carolina’s first female governor. But when she announced her candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination on Valentine’s Day 2024, the greeting from National Public Radio was no lovefest. As one example, Friday’s Morning Edition tried to sell a Lincoln Project senior advisor as a “…

On Friday night, NPR’s All Things Considered finally considered something they would normally avoid: their own leftist bias. The topic was the shocking idea that Republican candidates are “shunning mainstream press.” As if NPR is in the “mainstream” of political life.

On Friday night, NPR made a complete joke out of their show title All Things Considered. They aired a completely unanimous story on Saturday’s pro-abortion march. There was no consideration of an opposing viewpoint. The other side held their annual March for Life on January 29, but there was no one-sided pro-life story on NPR. There was no story at all.

Last August, National Public Radio promoted a book titled In Defense of Looting. On Monday, the NPR Politics Podcast aired a "Book Club" segment where the NPR fans were supposed to read a book together, and this case it was a book titled America on Fire: The Untold History of Police Violence and Black Rebellion Since the 1960s. NPR correspondent Danielle Kurtzleben…