From USA Today's Michael Wolff: Michael Wolff at USA Today has a column out detailing the domination of Fox News over it's cable competitors. He states, "the 2013 numbers are out. and...

carolyn

Michael Wolff at USA Today has a column out detailing the domination of Fox News over it's cable competitors. He states, "the 2013 numbers are out. and once more, for 12 years running, Ailes' Fox News trashes everybody else in the cable news space, with an audience larger than CNN's and MSNBC's combined.

Heck, I could have told him that without running a check. Everyone that I talk to admits that if they want anything close to the truth, they have to watch Fox News. I actually cannot remember anyone that admit they watch anything else when it comes to news as it happens.

vernon

carolyn wrote:

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you can truley get both sides with fox but you can rest assured that you will get some bad vibes for saying it.

carolyn

vernon wrote:

you can truley get both sides with fox but you can rest assured that you will get some bad vibes for saying it.

What can you expect from the left-wing nuts but bad vibes? At last when I get them I know I have hit a very sore spot because that is the only time they show any remorse for electing an imposter such as their daddy Obama.

Ricko Loc: Florida

vernon wrote:

you can truley get both sides with fox but you can rest assured that you will get some bad vibes for saying it.

Carolyn/Vernon-Amen to that. I sometimes get perturbed with Bill O'reilly for having Juan Williams on as often as he does but he does serve to give the viewer both sides of the issue. There are two people who think Obama is doing a good job-Juan and Barack. Good Luck America !!!

Ve'hoe

That is what I always say!! Fox is NOT Right wing!! But the others are so far left wing, that they make FOX look that way,,,, you have to go to Michael Savage,,, and there is a new black guy in LA who is right wing!! I mean, does he get with it!!

Ricko wrote:

Carolyn/Vernon-Amen to that. I sometimes get perturbed with Bill O'reilly for having Juan Williams on as often as he does but he does serve to give the viewer both sides of the issue. There are two people who think Obama is doing a good job-Juan and Barack. Good Luck America !!!

vernon

Ricko wrote:

Carolyn/Vernon-Amen to that. I sometimes get perturbed with Bill O'reilly for having Juan Williams on as often as he does but he does serve to give the viewer both sides of the issue. There are two people who think Obama is doing a good job-Juan and Barack. Good Luck America !!!

jaun spends a lot of time in the white house i wonder who is doind who

Reaganite Loc: Missouri

Ricko wrote:

There are two people who think Obama is doing a good job-Juan and Barack.

Actually, there's a few, Alan Colmes is one, Jemuh Green, Tamara Holder, et al.

lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas

carolyn wrote:

What can you expect from the left-wing nuts but bad vibes? At last when I get them I know I have hit a very sore spot because that is the only time they show any remorse for electing an imposter such as their daddy Obama.

What's the difference between a left wing nut and a right wing nut? The direction of their threads?

carolyn

Ricko wrote:

Carolyn/Vernon-Amen to that. I sometimes get perturbed with Bill O'reilly for having Juan Williams on as often as he does but he does serve to give the viewer both sides of the issue. There are two people who think Obama is doing a good job-Juan and Barack. Good Luck America !!!

That is why I very seldom watch O'Reilly. I can't stand that rat-faced Juan Williams.

carolyn

lpnmajor wrote:

What's the difference between a left wing nut and a right wing nut? The direction of their threads?

I have a lot to do with Right-wing nuts. They are my kind of people because they are conservative nuts and that can't be nearly as bad as left-wing liberal nuts that are all for big government and give-a-ways.

rumitoid

carolyn wrote:

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Honey Boo Boo is very high in the ratings as is "Pawn Stars": what does that say about Americans' general taste in shows? Who wants dry facts, such as CNN, when you can get steamy gossip, hate, and fireworks on Fox. Popularity means squat. Obama was high in the popularity ratings for a long time...and?

Floyd Brown Loc: Milwaukee WI

lpnmajor wrote:

What's the difference between a left wing nut and a right wing nut? The direction of their threads?

Always with a witty timely remark :thumbup: :thumbup:

Floyd Brown Loc: Milwaukee WI

carolyn wrote:

I have a lot to do with Right-wing nuts. They are my kind of people because they are conservative nuts and that can't be nearly as bad as left-wing liberal nuts that are all for big government and give-a-ways.

But if you truly want the nut to do the job best when it is really needed you use a left wing not.

carolyn

Floyd Brown wrote:

But if you truly want the nut to do the job best when it is really needed you use a left wing not.

You said a mouthful there, my man. If you truly want the nut to do job best when it is really needed, you use a left-wing NOT. Now that I agree with 100%. You use a left-wing NOT. You use a left-wing NOT. You use a left-wing NOT.

Man, that sounds so good I can't stop saying it. You use a left-wing NOT.

Brian Devon

carolyn wrote:

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I would expect Fox to dominate the TV news. They get close to 100% of the people who are conservative. The liberals and moderates divide their bigger pie into much smaller sections such as CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, and MSNBC. Fox, getting most of small pie, is going to be more profitable than the other TV news entities.The two pies get their real comparison at election time. President Obama has been elected, then re-elected. Guess whose pie is actually bigger....