End taxpayer funding for NPR, PBS, and USAID’s partisan media machine, forcing them into the private sector to halt government-controlled propaganda. This is state-sponsored bias, not journalism.

U.S. taxpayers fund a biased media empire—NPR gets $100 million from CPB, PBS takes 16% from federal funds, and USAID pays out ($44,000 to Politico in 2023–2024, $34.3 million since 2014)—pushing left-leaning narratives. NPR hides stories like Hunter Biden’s laptop, PBS airs progressive specials, and USAID’s “subscriptions” smell like payoffs.

The Government Accountability Office flagged $233–$521 billion in federal fraud (2018–2022), hinting at the waste greasing this mill.

In today’s media-saturated world, NPR and PBS are dinosaurs gorging on $595 million in CPB funds, propping up a federal workforce where 98% enjoy cushy pensions—versus 15% in the private sector. Rural stations can survive on ads and donors, not handouts.

Defund now. Force NPR and PBS to compete privately, unshackling taxpayers from subsidizing slant. Redirect funds to roads or tax cuts, not liberal airwaves. DOGE’s budget axe is poised—Congress must swing it.

Call on Congress to cut the cord on this albatross. No more cash for partisan press—let’s reclaim our dollars and our republic!