As the Fox News Channel continues to be berated by America's new president along with his Party and liberal media minions, the cable network keeps drawing in more and more viewers.
In fact, it has been the second most-watched ad-supported cable network for nine straight weeks, and now sports the top eleven cable news programs.
Adding insult to injury, TVNewser reported Tuesday that FNC is now attracting more viewers than CNN and MSNBC combined:
How's this for cable news domination - Fox News beat CNN and MSNBC combined in every hour from 6amET to MidnightET in both Total Viewers and the A25-54 demo for April 2009. [...]
From 9amET on, every program grew by more than 60% in the demo. The 5pmET hour, now occupied by Glenn Beck, is up 212% in the demo and up 128% in Total Viewers. Your World with Neil Cavuto is up 102% in the demo and up 60% in Total Viewers. On the Record with Greta Van Susteren is up 75% in demo and up 55% in Total Viewers. Also in demo: FOX Report is up 75%, Special Report 70%, The O'Reilly Factor 74% and Hannity 64%.
Fox & Friends has now been #1 for 90 consecutive months, Studio B with Shepard Smith for 80 consecutive months.
Awfully impressive, wouldn't you say? But it gets better, for MediaWeek reported Monday that FNC is gunning to replace USA as the number one cable network:
Naturally, Fox News says that second place isn’t good enough. Even after taking the silver among ad-supported cable in the first quarter of 2009, averaging 2.26 million total viewers to USA Network’s record delivery of 3.26 million, the channel won’t rest until it has reached the summit. In short, FNC wants to win the prime-time ratings crown outright, and as the upfront season approaches, its ad sales team is trumpeting that message to media buyers.
As the Huffington Post reported Tuesday, FNC narrowed the gap further in April averaging 2.350 million total viewers in primetime compared to USA's 3.044, a difference of only 694,000.
Can you imagine what liberals will think if FNC actually becomes the #1 ad-supported cable network?
Speaking of which, Headline News's Nancy Grace actually beat MSNBC's Keith Olbermann this month in the all important 25 to 54-year-old demo.
Nice job, Keith.
For those interested, here are the top 20 cable news program in April:
1. "The O'Reilly Factor" (Fox News): 3,498,000 total viewers
2. "Hannity" (Fox News): 2,566,000 total viewers
3. "Glenn Beck" (Fox News): 2,230,000 total viewers
4. "On the Record with Greta van Susteren" (Fox News): 2,173,000 total viewers
5. "Special Report with Bret Baier" (Fox News): 2,047,000 total viewers
6. "The Fox Report with Shepard Smith" (Fox News): 1,915,000 total viewers
7. "The O'Reilly Factor" (Fox News, repeat): 1,723,000 total viewers
8. "Your World with Neil Cavuto" (Fox News): 1,520,000 total viewers
9. "America's Newsroom" (Fox News): 1,505,000 total viewers
10. "Studio B with Shepard Smith" (Fox News): 1,314,000 total viewers
11. "Happening Now" (Fox News): 1,247,000 total viewers
12. "Countdown with Keith Olbermann" (MSNBC): 1,237,000 total viewers
13. "The Live Desk" (Fox News): 1,210,000 total viewers
14. "Larry King Live" (CNN): 1,093,000 total viewers
15. "Anderson Cooper 360" (CNN): 1,058,000 total viewers
16. "The Rachel Maddow Show" (MSNBC): 1,042,000 total viewers
17. "Situation Room" (CNN): 898,000 total viewers
18. "Lou Dobbs Tonight" (CNN): 826,000 total viewers
19. "Campbell Brown: No Bias, No Bull" (CNN): 786,000 total viewers
20. "CNN Newsroom" (CNN): 725,000 total viewers
—Noel Sheppard is the Associate Editor of NewsBusters. Follow him at Facebook and Twitter.
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But were's Hardball
April 29, 2009 - 09:59 ET by taterBut were's Hardball at?
www.theholyrosary.org
"There is no problem, I tell you, no matter how difficult it is, that we can not resolve by the prayer of the Holy Rosary." -Sister Lucia
You mean spitball? Nuke em
April 29, 2009 - 10:05 ET by Dan The Man 2You mean spitball?
Nuke em til they glow then shoot em in the dark.
Some people want fair and balanced and some want the party line.
April 29, 2009 - 10:08 ET by theduck6I don't know how old the last one is but every now and then that conservative bastion of academia, UCLA, rates bias in MSM outlets and Fox alsways does well. The usual suspect skew from far to extreme left in their bias.
Oh and Matthews is too busy enjoying the feeling up his leg to care about his ratings.
At the HardBottom
April 29, 2009 - 10:14 ET by Tom in NCAt the Hardbottom
You mean the screwball?
April 29, 2009 - 11:38 ET by lotrYou mean the screwball? He's beyond cellar-dweller.
Amazing that in these economically difficult times this loser (Chris Matthews) continues to be subsidized by Microsoft-NBC.
"Let's wrap him up, alright?" -- Keith Olbermann
**Comment
April 29, 2009 - 10:04 ET by pelicanmarshSo the repeat of The O'Reilly Factor beats Countdown with Keith?
Classic.
Poor Olbie
April 29, 2009 - 11:17 ET by EugeniaKnowing that O'Reilly's repeat beats him has that gasbag loon banging his big head against the proverbial wall. Lol!!!
Reassuring statistics.
April 29, 2009 - 10:07 ET by ekslibI'm glad to hear that millions of people prefer to listen to liberals WHEN conservatives are also allowed to present their side of the story.
Oh, the humanity!
April 29, 2009 - 10:13 ET by DontFeedTheTrollsJust proves Obama's threat assessment is right in that evil, capitalist, racist, hatemonger, white Americans need to be rounded up and put in re-education camps.
D
Keep the ILLEGALS out, join NumbersUSA to send free faxes to your reps.
Now if we can get 'the one' to just tell the great unwashed
April 29, 2009 - 19:57 ET by Cape Conservativemasses to NOT watch Fox - it worked for Rush - his listening audience saw a huge increase after the earlier 'presidential proclamation' ;D
This comment comes from a proud RWRE!! It is no dishonor to be in a minority in the cause of liberty and virtue ~ Sam Adams
How can America be this
April 29, 2009 - 10:18 ET by pcantidoteHow can America be this conservative and yet our elected officials be so liberal. Where is the disconnect?
-Reject ALL incumbents in 2010-
**pcantidote
April 29, 2009 - 10:23 ET by pelicanmarshGood question.
It seems that the viewers of FOX News would have some kind of impact.
look it antidote
April 29, 2009 - 10:58 ET by candanceThere are some 300 million people in America. Some 50 million voted for McCain. We're talking about BOR being #1 because 3 million people watch him. If you add up all the numbers of all these shows, it still means 95% of Americans are doing something else.
Most people generally don't watch much news. When something like Katrina or 9/11 happens, news networks see a big spike in people tuning in and then as interest fades they wander off.
So we can take two possibilities from Fox's ratings. Either more conservies are becoming engaged, or more independents who watch the news are drifting to Fox for their source.
But it does prove that lefties don't make good news watchers.
...
April 29, 2009 - 11:20 ET by EugeniaUnfortunately, most Americans still get their news from the networks: ABC, CBS, and NBC. Thus we have that B.O.zo in the White House.
A lot of people admit
April 29, 2009 - 11:29 ET by TexasteacherA lot of people admit getting their news from jon stewart. Which is incredibly sad
obama's notion of bi-partisanship is telling conservatives to shut up and do what he wants.
Stewart
April 29, 2009 - 12:25 ET by OuttaMyWayYeah that is sad. Whenever the option is humor or truth/honesty, humor always wins. Unfortunately, he can get away with that, being a "comedy" show.
Neil
Clown Nose On, Clown Nose Off
April 29, 2009 - 12:55 ET by slickwillie2001One of the better articles on Stewart, from about a month ago: I Always See the Clown Nose on Jon Stewart: http://patterico.com
Nice article -- that about
April 29, 2009 - 13:34 ET by lotrNice article -- that about sizes him up.
"Let's wrap him up, alright?" -- Keith Olbermann
Stewart
April 29, 2009 - 12:25 ET by OuttaMyWayYeah that is sad. Whenever the option is humor or truth/honesty, humor always wins. Unfortunately, he can get away with that, being a "comedy" show.
Neil
JON LEIBOWITZ...
April 29, 2009 - 16:30 ET by danybhoyAnybody, & I mean ANYBODY, who gets their news from a comic, let alone admitting it, is an @$$. I like comics making fun of the day's news & it's newsmakers as much as the next person. From Johnny Carson, to George Carlin, to Dennis Miller, I liked hearing their take on things. I would never listen to them & say I got my news for the day. Jon Stewert, Leibowitz, or whatever he calls himself, can be funny, but takes himself too seriously. This happened to Bill Mahar, & he's not funny anymore either. Leibowitz is on his way down the same path.
"The Fairness Doctrine = Jim Crow laws for Conservatives". Jim Quinn from "Quinn & Rose"
here are the latest network ratings..
April 29, 2009 - 11:50 ET by pcantidoteLook at the 25-54 segment. This tells me that primarily just old liberals watch the network news.
Evening News Ratings: Week of April 20
"NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams" was the most-watched network evening newscast again last week, winning in Total Viewers and the A25-54 demo. This is the 28th consecutive weekly win in Total Viewers and the 22nd straight week in A25-54 viewers.
Total Viewers: NBC: 8,100,000 / ABC: 7,430,000 / CBS: 5,750,000
25-54 demo: NBC: 2,440,000 / ABC: 2,120,000 / CBS: 1,720,000
-Reject ALL incumbents in 2010-
?
April 29, 2009 - 12:36 ET by pcantidotewhat the hell is "look it"?
-Reject ALL incumbents in 2010-
sorry antidote
April 29, 2009 - 14:01 ET by candanceSome of us on here are younger than 30 and do enjoy using slang from time to time.
Most people don't get any news at all
April 29, 2009 - 12:21 ET by Kingfish17They get their "information" from the popular culture.
In answer to your question, pc... I think most conservatives
April 29, 2009 - 20:11 ET by Cape Conservativeare capitalists and normally shy away from government positions - the sleazy deals that seem to be a part of life in DC are right up the alley for liberals.
Just my thoughts...which is also the basis for my suggestion for TERM LIMITS! I believe we would attract many more ordinary citizens who would be willing to part with a term or two to help our country get moving in the right direction.
As it is now, we have too many liberals who are so self-important that they can't step aside to let others serve. For one, Specter's statement (all about ME and MY 29-year career - the dickens with my CONSTITUENTS!) followed by many others, the 'do you know who I am' crowd, who should retire instead of making politics their end-all, be-all lifeworks.
Just my thoughts ;-)
This comment comes from a proud RWRE!! It is no dishonor to be in a minority in the cause of liberty and virtue ~ Sam Adams
countdown
April 29, 2009 - 10:21 ET by pcantidoteCountdown is only #12 due to Fox watchers tuning in to this freak to see what he might say. Kind of like slowing down to see the carnage of a wreck on the freeway.
-Reject ALL incumbents in 2010-
Offer folks a decent product
April 29, 2009 - 10:43 ET by P. AaronFunny ain't it? What people will do with their time when the programming doesn't insult their intelligence and actually provides newsworthy content.
That's all FOX News is. How difficult does it have to be?
Re: Fox News
April 29, 2009 - 10:45 ET by Prester JohnIt never ceases to amaze me what a visceral reaction those on the Left and the Far Right have to "Faux" (how clever) News.
The Left has such a monopoly on not only broadcast news, but also cable and taxpayer funded news (PBS/NPR), that you would think that Fox would be nothing more than an annoyance, yet they act as if it is a threat to the Republic (not that the Left is interesting in maintaining the Republic).
Does the Left get hysterical because they really can't believe the American people would watch and (gasp) even agree on some of the veiwpoints put across by Fox, or is it all an act based purely on maintaining as much power as possible, or is it both?
As as far as the Far Right goes, they rip Fox every chance they get while totally ignoring the nonsense and lies put out by people like ABC, CBS, NBC, NPR, PBS, CNN and MSNBC.
Interesting.
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The success of the democrat
April 29, 2009 - 13:21 ET by MrSnugglesThe success of the democrat party relies solely on having an ignorant populace. Fox is one of the few places where people can hear the truth, that is a threat to them and their agenda.
PESTER JOHN...
April 29, 2009 - 16:42 ET by danybhoyI came to the conclusion that FoxNews was'nt so much a right wing news outlet, but that since Fox showed up a decade ago & started to get ratings, the rest of the MSM has gone from center left to hard left. Fox is center right, & there is room to the right of Fox in the market, but to the left, there are too many people offering the same thing.
Not a great buisiness model, as we are seing with ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, CNNHeadline, MSNBC, NYTimes, WashPost, LATimes, AirAmerica, NovaM, Second Thought Radio, PBS, NPR, & the synergy between those at these failing MSM outlets & the Dem controled gov't. Just waiting for the gov't bailout of these failures. GE/NBC/MSNBC have their bailout, who's next?
"The Fairness Doctrine = Jim Crow laws for Conservatives". Jim Quinn from "Quinn & Rose"
12. "[Dwindling Ratings]
April 29, 2009 - 10:51 ET by Paul Atreides12. "[Dwindling Ratings] Countdown with Keith Olbermann" (MSNBC): 1,237,000 total viewers
13. "The Live Desk" (Fox News): 1,210,000 total viewers
14. "[Is] Larry King [Still a]Live[?]" (CNN): 1,093,000 total viewers
15. "Anderson Cooper['s] 360[th Teabagging]" (CNN): 1,058,000 total viewers
16. "The Rachel Maddow [Freak]Show" (MSNBC): 1,042,000 total viewers
17. "[Situation Gloom for] Situation Room" (CNN): 898,000 total viewers
18. "Lou Dobbs Tonight" (CNN): 826,000 total viewers
19. "Campbell Brown: No[thing but] Bias, No[thing but] Bull" (CNN): 786,000 total viewers
20. "CNN [Pretend] Newsroom" (CNN): 725,000 total viewers
Transparency
April 29, 2009 - 11:13 ET by BKeyserI think the reason FNC enjoys such high ratings, and steadily increasing viewership, has to do several factors; bloggers frequently reference FNC, and of course sites like NB probably help alot. But getting people to turn on the channel and keeping it on are two different things. This proves that the FNC audience is growing and not a temporary uptick due to "environmental" issues like an election. I find FNC to be the most transparent of all the televised media. Take Beck for example- he tells you who he is, what he believes, and allows you to make up your mind about what you see and hear. And rarely do the folks on FNC blatently trash anyone purely on their viewpoint. They refrain from the childish tactics of Matthews and Olbie, don't insult your intelligence with the likes of some of the CNN blowhards, and don't talk down to viewers like the pompous networks news anchors. I know this is arguable, but I think FNC does the best job of separating news programs from news and comment programs and opinion programs. They also rarely present only one side of a political argument. People identify with the personalities and are constantly reminded that "they report, add their comments, but allow you to decide" as opposed to the "we're right, you just believe what we tell you to believe" MSM.
<smug grins all around>
April 29, 2009 - 11:14 ET by Piece_of_ClassAh......... the sweet, sweet smell of vindication!
What's especially impressive is how quickly Glenn Beck has shot up in the ratings, and the 5-6 p.m. time slot is not the most ideal for attracting viewers.
I was flipping channels last night and landed on Olbermann for comic relief. He spent an inordinate amount of time showing clips of Fox reporters/commentators and claiming that the evil cable network is showing its hatred for Mexicans by linking that country to the swine flu. The depths to which these people will sink!
I find it continually amusing how much time he and his ilk 'waste' trying to tear down Fox, when Fox will make barely a mention of MSNBC. It's not working, people!!
Self-satisfied in D.C.
Fox News saw the potential
April 29, 2009 - 11:16 ET by Chris NormanFox News saw the potential in the conservative market and filled it. The rest of the news media saw the same market and told it to go to hell.
The "Mainstream" Media: By liberals. For liberals.
Liberals have no clue how
April 29, 2009 - 13:25 ET by MrSnugglesLiberals have no clue how business works, they do not understand profits, they care only about their agenda. That is why Fox is so successful, because they see themselves as a business that is there to make money and not a propoganda machine for a political party like the liberal media sees itself.
They are willing to lose money and go out of business just to push an agenda.
EMWIG
April 29, 2009 - 13:58 ET by JerEMWIG
What is EMWIG?
April 29, 2009 - 19:25 ET by MrSnugglesWhat is EMWIG?
MrSnuggles...
April 29, 2009 - 19:34 ET by JerIf you guess correctly by midnight ET, I'll post "Obama sucks" at least once for the next three nights. It's an acronym (e.g. LOL) which I made up especially as a reply to your comment [but not intended to be mean-spirited].
Jer
Thing is that FOX news
April 29, 2009 - 13:47 ET by MrDavisonThing is that FOX news isn't even really *that* conservative. It is just that the other networks are so far to the left. On FOX I consistently see *both* sides of the debate even on the shows that feature conservative hosts (Hannity, Beck etc). It seems the only place to really hear both sides consistently. Not so on the other networks. I think that is what annoys people and brings them to FOX. It actually really seems fair and balanced as they claim.
Hannity and Beck?
April 29, 2009 - 13:52 ET by expatriotHow about Poodle Smith and Minor Garrett? You're right, there are a lot of "moderates" and outright libs on FOX.
Re balance on Fox News
April 29, 2009 - 14:07 ET by slickwillie2001The other night on Fox News hard-news 6pm program, 'the panel' was made up of three liberals, Mara, Juan, and Birnbaum, AFAIR. When have you ever seen an all-conservative panel on one of the liberal networks?
Mr. Davison, I agree. All
April 29, 2009 - 14:25 ET by Chris NormanMr. Davison,
I agree. All conservatives ask for is a fair and equal representation of our beliefs and views in the media and for neutral coverage of events and issues. Despite some flaws, Fox News come closest in delivering that.
The "Mainstream" Media: By liberals. For liberals.
Spastic finger caused
April 29, 2009 - 11:17 ET by Chris NormanSpastic finger caused double post.
Chris... I normally blame
April 29, 2009 - 13:28 ET by Clear thinkerChris...
I normally blame it on my spastic brain. I like you're excuse a whole lot more!
Conservatives Are Racist Swine Flu Haters
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I just don't get it
April 29, 2009 - 11:32 ET by Lord-come-soon-pleaseThe thing I just don't understand about MSNBC's "hosts" is that they do nothing but trash people. That's it. They don't contribute anything POSITIVE to public discourse. Can you imagine what it would be like to wake up every morning and get out of bed (or the bathtub) knowing all you're going to do is trash people? I honestly believe that's why MSNBC's ratings are so microscopic. Even hardline leftists must get tired of their act at some point. It's just sick.
BTW - sorry about the mental picture of Maddow or Olbermann getting out of bed. Yikes!
Where is the sgt. schultz
April 29, 2009 - 11:33 ET by TexasteacherWhere is the sgt. schultz show? I thought it'd have 50 billion viewers by now, especially since he is such a bastion of truth and a reputable commentator...
obama's notion of bi-partisanship is telling conservatives to shut up and do what he wants.
Is it me...
April 29, 2009 - 11:42 ET by RESTLESS 1...or is a certain cretin with a perpetual tingle up his leg missing from this list?
"This liberal would be all about socialize -- uh, uh, would be about basically taking over and the government running all of your companies."-Maxine Waters 2008
Let's Get Real
April 29, 2009 - 11:52 ET by slickwillie2001Let's not proclaim victory just yet folks. In a cable ratings sense, this is good news, but look at it purely from a political view. If you compare Fox's Special Report hard news at 6pm with ABC or CBS or NBC's network news, the old nets still blow away cable. In terms of liberal news vs Fox news, there's still no comparison. Fox News should be aiming for those ratings, not USA Cable.
If you look at 'The View' vs whatever Fox News has on in that time slot, there's also no comparison. If you look at #1 Rush Limbaugh's listen/view numbers and compare them to NPR's #2 and #3 talk radio programs, those #2 and 3 programs together are far more than Limbaugh, about 24 million vs 14 million.
Selected comparisons make us feel good, but liberals still far-and-away dominate the news and talk radio business. We have a lot of work to do.
Exactly.
April 29, 2009 - 12:25 ET by EugeniaThus my post above.
are these numbers comparing cable vs network misleading?
April 29, 2009 - 13:24 ET by lotrI'm wondering how much of this disparity is because of the mere fact that not everyone has cable or satellite TV -- given the fairly hefty monthy service fee, these are, after all, still luxuries (or at least they ought to be). I would like to see the numbers normalized by total viewership. Would anybody happen to have those handy?
"Let's wrap him up, alright?" -- Keith Olbermann
Cable has a much smaller
April 29, 2009 - 19:35 ET by MrSnugglesCable has a much smaller audience because its pay to play, broadcast is free and everybody with a TV gets it. If Fox wants to compete with them, they need to start airing their cable shows during primetime broadcast hours.
But they arent going to do that.
Beck
April 29, 2009 - 11:54 ET by pcantidoteI can't for the life of me understand why is in the 5 PM slot rather than competing directly against the national network nightly newscasts. He would eventually blow them all away.
-Reject ALL incumbents in 2010-
It would be interesting to
April 29, 2009 - 12:35 ET by IgnatzJFahrquarIt would be interesting to see how a 30 minute Fox News program would do if aired on the local Fox channel against the other networks.
"It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt." Mark Twain
The numbers don't lie----
April 29, 2009 - 12:47 ET by Roscoe MendagoFOX, being the only network catering to the conservative crowd, has cornered that market. Seems to me all the other networks are sharing and splitting the avaliable leftist viewers and their numbers may be dwindling. It probably won't happen, but if the liberal-to-a-fault networks switched over to conservative pundits and tried to present an alternative to their leftist news, they might improve their #'s.
Alas, I'm hoping they continue on though, with their head firmly inserted where the sun don't shine, ubiquitously flinging poo in all directions allowing me to simplify my life, by narrowing my news viewing selection to FOX News...
perfectly stated
April 29, 2009 - 13:29 ET by Lord-come-soon-pleaseI agree completely
Bill O'Reilly is one of the most intelligent, brilliant, and
April 29, 2009 - 15:21 ET by Rush Faneducated commentators on television, and he rightfully deserves to be number one in cable. Bill O'Reilly is knowledgeable on just about any subject, but he is without a doubt unsurpassed as an expert when it comes to discussing the economy.
So I was shocked and deeply disappointed when Bill gave his Talking Points last night (Tuesday, April 28), and proceeded to give President Barack Obama a grade of B on domestic policy. Bill had this to say about President Obama's domestic policy:
"Faced with a declining economy, the president has stopped the bleeding, at least on the surface. The panic talk has died down, and the stock market has stabilized."
Unbelievable!
Did Bill O'Reilly forget that the stock market has been soaring, the
jobless rate has dramatically declined, and the economy is now booming
since Barack Obama assumed the Presidency?
Obviously, Bill O'Reilly made a huge mistake in his grade. Anyone who understands this economy, and the actions President Obama has taken to stimulate the economy would clearly give President Barack Obama a grade of A, although you could make the case that he deserves an A+.
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Okay, enough already. Sarcasm OFF! Bill O'Reilly should go back to teaching school (hopefully no higher than first grade). How this guy made it to No. 1 in cable amazes me. Then again, if Barack Hussein Obama, an inexperienced socialist community organizer can reach the presidency, sadly anything is possible.
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No wonder the country is in a mess;
half the people are below median
intelligence.
I forgot to add that although my stomach can't take too much of
April 29, 2009 - 18:32 ET by Rush FanBill O'Reilly, and will throw up at the sight of Shepard Smith and Geraldo Rivera, FoxNews is still my only source for mostly fair and balanced network news. My stomach can't handle the other drive-by "news" networks.
Thank you Rupert Murdoch and Roger Ailes.
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“Nobody believes what the mainstream media says now anyway. Except the uneducated, the illiterate, and the uninformed -- which, sadly, is a fairly large number” ~ Rush Limbaugh
yep
April 29, 2009 - 20:36 ET by lotrMy impression of BOR is that he tries to achieve some degree of neutrality and that he reasonably tries to give the President the benefit of the doubt. He thinks somewhat like I do. That is one of the reasons I enjoy his show more than Hannity's.
That said, however, I couldn't agree with you more. In my opinion, Obama's biggest error (outside of radical abortion-mongering) is his massive unsustainable debt legacy for the U.S. economy. In my opinion, he gets an F- on "domestic policy." Ironically, I honestly think his foreign policy isn't nearly as disastrous. While it might help things in the short term, I truly fear the country will not able to recover in the long run.
"Let's wrap him up, alright?" -- Keith Olbermann
What ratings will Fox Network get tonight
April 29, 2009 - 15:10 ET by slickwillie2001Re ratings, it will be interesting to see what ratings the Fox Network gets tonight during the Bamster's speech. If it becomes obvious that Fox has eaten the other networks lunch because of the Bamster, it might start a stampede away from the next primetime Dear Leader address.
As the Fox News Channel
April 29, 2009 - 16:55 ET by RagamuffinAs usual, massively incorrect proclamations with no effort to back them up.
Lies, large enough, often repeated . . .
Fascist O did exactly that
April 29, 2009 - 22:07 ET by DarkwolfeFascist O did exactly that in hit "townhall" thing today in St Louis.
My holster is a fashion statement.
I (blush) to ask question--
April 29, 2009 - 23:54 ET by carolina09What is the USA network? This must be obvious to everyone else, but I honestly don't know what the USA network is...
8 More Shows
April 30, 2009 - 07:21 ET by BlueCat57The problem with a Top 20 is that there are only 8 more spaces for Fox to fill and there are only 24 hrs. in a and they don't count 6 of them in the survey.
Where's Red Eye on the list? I say let's get FoxNews to move that to 11 pm EST. Of course it it too "racy" for Prime Time on the West Coast so they have to schedule it weird to meet the "standards" that are applied to "conservative" news shows, but not to liberal ones.
If FoxNews has 8 more shows that can be rated then that's if for the other cable news channels.