NPR和PBS在制订方案时面临关于据称政治偏见的筹资辩论。 NPR and PBS face funding debates over alleged political bias in their programming.

公共广播实体NPR和PBS因据称的政治偏见和筹资问题受到审查。 Public broadcasting entities NPR and PBS are under scrutiny for alleged political bias and funding issues. 包括一些共和党人在内的批评者认为,这些组织每年从纳税人那里得到约5.5亿美元,它们提倡左倾观点。 Critics, including some Republicans, argue that these organizations, which receive about $550 million annually from taxpayers, promote left-leaning views. 这引发了辩论,讨论是否应削减它们的资金。 This has led to debates over whether their funding should be cut. 捍卫者认为，这些媒体提供了必要的公正节目。 Defenders argue that these outlets provide essential unbiased programming. 争议包括讨论内容, 如在PBS的变装皇后表演, 以及儿童节目的同性恋婚礼场景, 批评者认为这说明所谓的偏见。 The controversy includes discussions over content like a drag queen performance on PBS and a gay wedding scene in a children's show, which critics claim exemplify the alleged bias.