> Mr Rogers got broad bipartisan support. Today he's considered "left wing".
I’ve never heard any “right-wing” people, even crazy in-law types, call Mr Rogers “left-wing”.
I’ve never heard any “right-wing” people, even crazy in-law types, call Mr Rogers “left-wing”.
I personally didn't see shots at Mr Rogers get much further than this weak Fox segment among conservatives, for what it's worth.
At what point do Americans stand up for a bare minimum level of journalism?
And remember, that while Fox might not have gotten far with this particular piece in your experience, they sent this six minute piece out to millions of people. They wrote it, filmed it, and aired it. They never apologised.
He was the definition of pablum; formula you gave to babies. He was outdated compared to Sesame Street and Electric Company, and was almost kitsch just like Bob Ross was. I believe he was lionized more because millenials and zoomers are so overstimulated they crave the opposite now; blandness to the point of sedation.