Marjorie Taylor Greene Targets NPR and Federal Funding in New DOGE Role

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has criticized NPR as "Democrat propaganda" and is advocating for cutting its federal funding as part of her new role in overseeing government efficiency. Greene's stance aligns with other Republicans who have accused NPR of liberal bias. Despite these claims, NPR states that less than 1% of its revenue comes from federal funding, with most support from public donations and corporate sponsorships. Greene's efforts may gain traction with a potential Republican majority in Congress.