What is Reddit's opinion of Republican Like Me: How I Left the Liberal Bubble and Learned to Love the Right?

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Please, NPR has been blatantly biased against conservatives and the progressive left (e.g. Sanders) since at least 2015. They do not at all present both sides of a debate. Case in point: https://twitter.com/NPRpubliceditor/status/1319281101223940096

The former CEO of NPR wrote a book and gave numerous interviews about the groupthink at NPR and much of the mainstream media.

https://www.amazon.com/Republican-Like-Me-Liberal-Learned/dp/0062460781

NPR has had an admitted left-wing bias for decades. A former CEO of NPR even wrote a book about it.

You haven't posted a single source for any of your claims yet here we are. Good luck in your liberal bubble. Best stay in r/politics next time kiddo.

" In this controversial National Bestseller, the former CEO of NPR sets out for conservative America wondering why these people are so wrong about everything. It turns out, they aren’t. "

Facebook, google and twitter (run by leftists) doing targeted censorship of right wing ideology? (for example, one that is very evident, is people who are against mass illegal and legal immigration). Demonetizing right wing youtube channels outright? Linking to left wing "fact checking" services and making sure news articles pass their political truth test? Google having a hostile work environment to libertarians or people on the right?

I can't think of any better examples of "abolishing all things which don't validate a certain narrow worldview".

Or for example the major leftists news organization which claim to be unbiased, but for anyone with an objective outlook, can see just how slanted they really are. I mean the ex CEO of NPR, someone who should be listened to if you want to understand how leftist media operates, wrote an entire book about NPR and liberal media's bubble. https://www.amazon.com/Republican-Like-Me-Liberal-Learned/dp/0062460781

But as a fellow truth seeker I'm sure you know all this by now.