For decades, shows like Sesame Street practically raised many kids. Today, not even Elmo is safe from the nation's culture wars and shifting media landscape.

But making “Sesame Street” the foundation of their defense is a dated and suspect tactic for the defenders of public broadcasting — and not only because Bert and Ernie’s home has long since migrated ...

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He wasn't the only one to bring up the "Sesame Street" characters ... he ever been a member of the Communist Party?" and "Are Bert and Ernie part of an extreme homosexual agenda?" ...

A committee led by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia went back and forth with public broadcasting officials about their content and funding.

"Are Bert and Ernie part of an extreme homosexual agenda?" asked Rep. Robert Garcia, a California Democrat, referring to the longtime "roommates" who live on "Sesame Street." In one of the few ...

In a more innocent time, the hallowed puppets of Sesame Street were recurring characters ... Garcia also wanted to know if Bert and Ernie had an extremist liberal agenda. He appeared to be kidding.

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Robert Garcia (D-CA) jokingly asked PBS CEO Paula Kerger if beloved Sesame Street character Elmo is ... He also asked Kerger if Ernie and Bert are “part of an extreme homosexual agenda.” ...