End public funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting
What the document says“the next conservative President must finally get this done and do it despite opposition from congressional members of his own party if necessary. To stop public funding is good policy and good politics.”
The chapter argues that the government is heavily in debt, that it should not compel what it calls the conservative half of the country to pay for the suppression of its own views, and quotes Jefferson on compelled contributions. It says stopping public funding must be done even over opposition from the President's own party in Congress.
What the document actually says“the next conservative President must finally get this done and do it despite opposition from congressional members of his own party if necessary. To stop public funding is good policy and good politics.”
The next president must get this done. He should do it even if his own party fights him.
Public radio and television get money from the government. The book says that should stop. It says the president should push it through. It says he should do so even if his own party says no.
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