US Senate Passes Aid, Public Broadcasting Cuts in Victory for Trump

Ross Dolan said:
Trump did not win in the cuts to PBS. Nobody did. The entire population of America lost...including people on the right and the left.

We will be a more stupid citizenry because of it.

In a few weeks, the spineless Republicans will go on record as saying they regretted their vote...just like so many of them are now pretending they regretted votes on other things.

The only things Trump and his enablers do correctly...are those things aimed at destroying our Republic. That they are good at...perhaps even great at.
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You do realize we were paying for PBS with money your grand kids will have to pay back. Totally unethical.
 
Ross Dolan said:
Trump did not win in the cuts to PBS. Nobody did. The entire population of America lost...including people on the right and the left.

We will be a more stupid citizenry because of it.

In a few weeks, the spineless Republicans will go on record as saying they regretted their vote...just like so many of them are now pretending they regretted votes on other things.

The only things Trump and his enablers do correctly...are those things aimed at destroying our Republic. That they are good at...perhaps even great at.
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So giving Big Bird the axe destroys the Republic. I guess that totally Depends on how you look at it Frankie.
 
Earl said:

US Senate passes aid, public broadcasting cuts in victory for Trump​

By Patricia Zengerle
July 17, 20255:02 AM EDTUpdated 4
  • $9 billion in cuts passes by narrowest possible margin
  • Republican-led Congress has backed every Trump initiative
  • Democrats, some Republicans, lament ceding control of spending
  • Public broadcasting cuts could deprive rural US areas of news
WASHINGTON, July 17 (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate early on Thursday approved President Donald Trump's plan for billions of dollars in cuts to funding for foreign aid and public broadcasting, handing the Republican president another victory as he exerts control over Congress with little opposition.
The Senate voted 51 to 48 in favor of Trump's request to cut $9 billion in spending already approved by Congress.
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Most of the cuts are to programs to assist foreign countries suffering from disease, war and natural disasters, but the plan also eliminates all $1.1 billion the Corporation for Public Broadcasting was due to receive over the next two years.
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US Senate passes aid, public broadcasting cuts in victory for Trump

The U.S. Senate early on Thursday approved President Donald Trump's plan for billions of dollars in cuts to funding for foreign aid and public broadcasting, handing the Republican president another victory as he exerts control over Congress with little opposition.
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No surprise Trump at war with news agencies.
 
Ross Dolan said:
Trump did not win in the cuts to PBS. Nobody did. The entire population of America lost...including people on the right and the left.

We will be a more stupid citizenry because of it.

In a few weeks, the spineless Republicans will go on record as saying they regretted their vote...just like so many of them are now pretending they regretted votes on other things.

The only things Trump and his enablers do correctly...are those things aimed at destroying our Republic. That they are good at...perhaps even great at.
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Amazing part is that you are right, “Republicans will go on record saying they regretted their vote,” and their voters will believe them
 
Earl said:
Indeed, these far left loons at PBS will now have to sink or swim.

Far left media outlets do not fare well.

  • Audience Reach Disparity: Right-leaning online shows, particularly those focused on topics like comedy and entertainment, appear to have a significantly larger audience reach across platforms like YouTube, Rumble, and social media compared to their left-leaning counterparts.

Challenges
  • Difficulty attracting a large audience: Some sources suggest that far-left media may struggle to attract a wider audience beyond their core base, especially compared to more mainstream or right-leaning outlets.
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What the hell are you talking about?

You saying what one sees on social media is reality? Tic Toc? Twitter?
 
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