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Glenn Beck, Worlds Stupidest Person???

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No doubt you're a liberal sex machine, doboy.
You making a pass at me? :wub: I doubt you are my type but I am not against charity occasionally. Your pic gets mine, must be dd free. I'll be out of town for a week but it'll just build the anticipation.
 
Because the liberal audience is out getting laid and living life, not sitting on the couch masturbating to the hate and saliva spewing morons.


Wow EDboy. You might be even better at this name calling thing than Bob and LucySam. Those hateful conservatives have absolutely nothing on you three. You seem to be champs.

Did you all go to the same trash talking school of hate together?

Ee, i, ee, i, o.
 
Cable News Ratings for Thursday September 24, 2009 - TV Ratings, Nielsen Ratings, Television Show Ratings | TVbytheNumbers.com

Beck and Olby are entertainers. There job is to bring in viewers which in turn brings in advertisers which in turn makes money for the stations which in turn lines the pockets of the entertainers.

Looks to me like Glenn is doing a much better job of entertaining based on the ratings. So, are Greta, Hannity, and O'Reilly. In fact, based on the viewership numbers posted by magarita on the crybabies thread, Beck, pulls in almost as many democrats as Olbermann has in TOTAL audience. O'Reilly pulls in more dems that Olby has in total audience. In total audience, Greta beats him by 2.3 to 1, Hannity 2.5 to 1, Beck 2.7 to 1 and O'Reilly 3.4 to 1. They must be doing something right over there.

Just seems that liberals can't garner any type of audience on TV or Radio. Why is that??? :confused:

Personally, I rarely watch any of these folks (don't watch much TV at all). But, I do listen to talk radio when driving in the car on the way to and from work and when I am on the road. I can't listen to Rush or Hannity or O'Reilly, never have liked them. But, I do like Mike Medved and Hugh Hewitt when I can pick them up on my travels. My favorite guest on these shows is Mark Stein--there is one smart, witty and conservative guy.

I even listened some to Air America when traveling to spots where they once broadcast. But, once again, airing liberal ideas on talk radio couldn't garner an audience so it failed. Even at a time when the left absolutely hated GW and AA was talking about him night and day. Still couldn't garner an audience.

that is a good question. my guess is that reasonable people seek and expect excellent programming on TV and radio - regardless of political leanings. I think intelligent folks expect intelligent programs. NPR is the choice of people who are interesting in knowing more about their world through news, talk, music, entertainment, science, world news, current issues, etc. They do not make any false claims about what they offer their audience. They just offer great stuff - every single day. its a place for happy people.
 
that is a good question. my guess is that reasonable people seek and expect excellent programming on TV and radio - regardless of political leanings. I think intelligent folks expect intelligent programs. NPR is the choice of people who are interesting in knowing more about their world through news, talk, music, entertainment, science, world news, current issues, etc. They do not make any false claims about what they offer their audience. They just offer great stuff - every single day. its a place for happy people.


I love NPR and agree that it is a wise choice, but I have friends and family who think it is WAY too liberal. :idontno:

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I love NPR and agree that it is a wise choice, but I have friends and family who think it is WAY too liberal. :idontno:

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I know - some people say this but have obviously never listened in on any of the great programs they offer. It is educational, it does give in depth stories on events or news from all over the world (today was a report on education in Egypt - very interesting stuff), it covers music, actors, books & authors, interviews of actors/writers/politicians/world leaders and every kind of person who has made some kind of impact in the world (i.e. a wonderful interview with Tony Blair was aired a few years ago), Science programs about current advancements). The excellence in its programming is unmatched. programs sometimes contain controversial material but it is always treated professionally and respectfully. you will never hear anything offensive or disrespectful - you will never hear any sensational treatment of any issue or story. and I don't even hear half of it. but what it offers is a well rounded, educational, informative forum.. if that is liberal, well, so be it.:wave:

I do see/hear people from all over the country participating in call-in programs and offering many viewpoints.. it may be that more open minded folks, with a certain level of education, listen in and appreciate the programming more than others. don't really know the break down. if more people would listen in, they may be a bit more of issues and how there are generally quite complex with many sides to them. they may even understand how our country interacts with the rest of the world and how worldwide issues impact us all.
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I know - some people say this but have obviously never listened in on any of the great programs they offer. It is educational, it does give in depth stories on events or news from all over the world (today was a report on education in Egypt - very interesting stuff), it covers music, actors, books & authors, interviews of actors/writers/politicians/world leaders and every kind of person who has made some kind of impact in the world (i.e. a wonderful interview with Tony Blair was aired a few years ago), Science programs about current advancements). The excellence in its programming is unmatched. programs sometimes contain controversial material but it is always treated professionally and respectfully. you will never hear anything offensive or disrespectful - you will never hear any sensational treatment of any issue or story. and I don't even hear half of it. but what it offers is a well rounded, educational, informative forum.. if that is liberal, well, so be it.:wave:

I do see/hear people from all over the country participating in call-in programs and offering many viewpoints.. it may be that more open minded folks, with a certain level of education, listen in and appreciate the programming more than others. don't really know the break down. if more people would listen in, they may be a bit more of issues and how there are generally quite complex with many sides to them. they may even understand how our country interacts with the rest of the world and how worldwide issues impact us all.

That was a very condescending comment. So if I don't have no collage educasionship, I wont appreciate no public brodcastin? Whatever.

For the record, I am educationed, I do listens to that there NPR, and I think it has a biased to the left.
 
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