NPR Airs MASSIVE Story On the 'Cost' of Parents Pushing Librarians on 'Book Bans'

National "Public" Radio is staunchly taking sides in the debate over "book bans" of explicit sexual material in public libraries. On Saturday night's horribly named show All Things Considered, Boston-based NPR reporter Tovia Smith filed a 12-and-a-half minute story warning "The battle over books comes at a cost." Librarians have been smeared as evil people and their lives have been put in danger by nasty right-wingers.

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