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Surveys show that, says NPR’s Steve Inskeep. “Conservatives in our diverse audience let us know when they disagree with our coverage — as do liberals, who’ve sent notes for years to advise me that I am conservative,” he writes. “Most listeners understand that we’re all figuring out the world together, calmly and honestly, in an atmosphere of mutual respect.” || Jeff Bercovici: NPR uses fuzzy math to fight liberal bias claim.
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