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We've heard from many listeners recently regarding NPR's coverage of Bernie Sanders. In particular, many felt that Mara Liasson's recent analysis during All Things Considered regarding a possible Joe Biden bid for president missed the mark.
We at Vermont Public Radio shared these concerns directly with our colleagues at NPR, who shared the following with us:
“The reference in that conversation to Clinton 'basically running against herself' was intended to mean that her campaign is being buffeted in large part by issues related to things she's done - including using a private email server - rather than by attacks from other campaigns.
“We understand and apologize that the inference was not clear to some listeners. We did not intend to suggest that Clinton is not facing competition from Sen. Sanders.
