Earlier in the week NPR put out a story that was framed as about how some people didn't want to take part in hydroxychloroquine studies bc they were anti-Trump, but then all the quotes were about how people were mostly just wary about reports like this https://twitter.com/i/events/1219057585707315201
COVID-19: Hydroxychloroquine linked to an increased rate of mortality, new study finds

https://twitter.com/i/events/1219057585707315201
I get that "People don't want to take part in a study because they keep seeing news stories about how the drug being studied leads to more deaths" isn't as clicky as "Partisanship is ruining science," but... yeah.
NPR gonna NPR, basically.
No matter how much NPR panders to the right, the right will forever call it "liberal."
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