...[imagine me speaking in a soothing, patient voice] why a right wing talk show might do better than a left wing show.
Your theory was that Americans don't like to listen to the left wing message (proving that there are no left-wingers, I guess).
My theory was that it says something about the difference between left and right wingers, other than the obvious political differences. That (in case I was too brief, last time) the folks on the right are more interested in listening to radio that raises their blood-pressure, than the lefties. I'm not wedded to this theory; it's just a thought.
Your pointing out that there are indeed commentators, protesters, and celebrities with left-wing points of view would be a good point to raise. If I had argued that there were no left-wing commentators, protesters, and celebrities. I can't imagine ever doing anything like that though. You must think I'm stupid, deaf, and blind.
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- Vast Right Wing Media Conspiracy blamed for liberal media failure
- Bill O'Reilly's ratings in the toilet
- Wow!
- Let them eat steak!
- Of course, they use 'fairness doctrine' to hide its blatant unfairness
- That's Not The Point Tom
- Yawn. Tom was up too late again last night. (NT) (n/t)
- Re: "It couldn't be that most audiences just aren't interested in what the Left has to say?"