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They Even Play Politics with PBS
November 18, 2005

Much to the denial of the Bush Administration, the former Chairman the Public Broadcasting Service, Kenneth Tomlinson, used the network as his own vehicle to censure any programming or expression of opinion that did not comport with his right-wing agenda. However, a recent report no longer leaves any room for doubt...it states that Tomlinson clearly broke the law by promoting an ultra-conservative agenda, ensuring that programming was "Pro-Bush" and "Pro-Delay." By doing the bidding of the Bush Administration, Tomlinson has once again shown that they will play politics with anything, even something as important as PBS.

Posted by Michael Kempner at November 18, 2005 11:00 AM