Poll: Keep funding NPR
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A nationwide survey has found that 45 percent of Americans favored continued U.S. government NPR funding, while 39 percent called for a halt to funding, with the remainder saying they had no opinion. The poll comes from Poll Position, using an automated dialing system. The margin of error is +/- 3 percent.
The poll found men are more likely to favor NPR funding than women.
The same survey found that Democrats are more likely to be comfortable aboard an airplane with Muslim men.
It is not, however, proven that the more comfortable people are with Muslim men on an airplane, the more likely they are to support funding for NPR. But it might make a good guess.
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