In a new Washington Post piece, NPR reporters countered the wave of criticism their outlet received following their former colleague Uri Berliner's essay accusing NPR of liberal bias.
Several prominent NPR journalists have been countering conservatives’ criticism of the outlet’s bias after it was sparked by NPR former senior business editor Uri Berliner in a piece pointing out NPR’s 'liberal bent.
'Weekend Edition' host Ayesha Rascoe blasted Berliner for allegedly not trying to get a quote from NPR to include in his bombshell essay. Suggesting this undermined the integrity of his work, she told The Post he should not 'be able to tear down an entire organization’s work without any sort of response or context provided, or pushback.' Accusing him of publishing a bad-faith hit piece, Rascoe added that 'the way this has been done — it’s to invalidate all the work NPR does.
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