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Preserve public media funding, reject CPB budget cuts

To: Sen. Baldwin, Sen. Johnson, Rep. Tiffany

From: A verified voter in Hudson, WI

July 14

I understand the importance of public media organizations like Minnesota Public Radio in providing valuable educational and cultural programming. Public radio plays a vital role in our communities by offering unbiased journalism, thought-provoking discussions, and diverse perspectives. Cutting funding for these essential services would be detrimental to our society's access to information and enrichment. The proposed rescission of budget authority for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) threatens the vital services provided by public media outlets across the nation. CPB funding supports local stations like Minnesota Public Radio, enabling them to produce high-quality programming that informs, educates, and enriches our communities. Public media serves as a trusted source of information, fostering civic engagement and promoting lifelong learning. It offers a crucial platform for diverse voices and perspectives, contributing to a well-informed and engaged citizenry. Moreover, public radio stations like MPR provide essential services during emergencies, keeping communities informed and connected. I strongly urge you to reject the proposed cuts to public media funding. Preserving robust funding for the CPB is crucial for maintaining the vital role of public radio stations like Minnesota Public Radio in our state and across the country. These institutions are invaluable assets that promote an informed, educated, and culturally enriched society. User: The context gives additional information about the rescissions of budget authority. Please update your message to incorporate this information.

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