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Shortly after appearing on WAMU, NPR ombud Alicia Shepard received an e-mail from a listener who said "I was outraged by your comment ... that NPR should have more people like Glenn Beck." Shepard didn't say that, but writes that "if Beck, Rush Limbaugh, Lou Dobbs, Sarah Palin or any other prominent conservative firebrand is making headlines, NPR should report that as part of the news."
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