[RexBeach]

And I find it nearly impossible to imagine that Juan did not know any of this during the years he worked at NPR.

[bkepley]

And I find it nearly impossible to imagine that Juan did not know any of this during the years he worked at NPR.

Sometimes it takes a crisis to admit the truth.

[The Citizen Soldier]

And I find it nearly impossible to imagine that Juan did not know any of this during the years he worked at NPR.

Bingo! I never forget when I'm watching him on Fox News that he is the "token" liberal. He would have no voice on Fox News, but to give rise to the "fair and balanced" charade.

Maybe off topic, but the Mrs. and I are SO ready for a conservative news channel. Forget the bulls**#t (which includes Bill O'Reilly and the never-ending dribble from Bob Beckle ...and a host of others). Can't somebody just give us the news from a clear conservative viewpoint?

[Lazlo in PA]

Have you listened to Juan over the years. He is the typical Lib who has this fantasy about how the world works. All fantasy based, little in reality. He really thinks the Rats are just out to help people, not use them for political power.

[Gatún(CraigIsaMangoTreeLawyer)]

“And I find it nearly impossible to imagine that Juan did not know any of this during the years he worked at NPR.”

He probaly did know, but that was his income. Many of us put up with a lot of crap on the job until it reaches a breaking point. He has never said he was happy there. But that is not the point.

[BunnySlippers]

I don’t.

Juan was low man on the totem pole. They would have fired him aeons ago except that he is black. And he was the last black left.

[Baynative]

Shiller’s remarks exposed the heart and soul of NPR and Juan knows damn well what it is and has always been.