The election is already over....

[Earl]

Come on, you make the same dad joke over and over. People have to feel bad that you're this cringe.

You should have used the adverb, “badly,” Pebble by a pebble, but the context would have still been wrong.

 

[Teflon Don]

Chris Wallace is a Trumper? Judge Nappy is a Trumper? Juan Williams is a Trumper?

Too many people think Fox News begins and ends with Sean Hannity. They are the closest to ‘fair and balanced’ compared to the other cable outlets.

But it’s a fair point about Fox’s ratings secret. But that raises a question: why is Fox alone in being the conservative outlet? No other market operates that way. It’s just the opposite: as soon as Chrysler made the first minivan it was ‘game on’ to see which auto manufacturer could come up with their version of it.

But the news media is ‘uncapitalistic’ in the sense some competitors refuse to compete. Is it because ideology is more important than ratings to some of them?

Sure appears that way.

It is because ratings really don’t matter any more. Not the way they used to for cable.

CNN gets paid regardless of their ratings because of carriage fees. So even if you don’t watch them, a portion of your monthly cable/satellite bill goes into the pockets of CNN

THeir audience is no longer the public. It is the DC establishment and each other

If you want to harm them financially then cut the cord. I did. It’s easy and you won’t miss the garbage

 

[StoneByStone]

You should have used the adverb, “badly,” Pebble by a pebble, but the context would have still been wrong.

Do you only talk to other Boomers?

 

[christiefan915]

You should have used the adverb, “badly,” Pebble by a pebble, but the context would have still been wrong.

I believe that's incorrect, Mr. Earl. Substitution example. "People have to feel (badly, sadly) that you're this cringe."

 

[Earl]

Do you only talk to other Boomers?

No, Pebble by Pebble, I post to grammar challenged posters like you.

I don’t discriminate.

 

[Earl]

I believe that's incorrect, Mr. Earl. Substitution example. "People have to feel (badly, sadly) that you're this cringe."

We are saying the same thing, Miss Marple.

 

[christiefan915]

We are saying the same thing, Miss Marple.

We are not, Mr. Earl. The correct word is "bad", not "badly." I'm asking you to understand this by substituting the word "sad" for "bad." You would not say "people have to feel *sadly* that you're, etc."

 

[dukkha]

The supposed heating up of the economy has only been helpful to the upper-class. Most Americans are still struggling and about half still can't afford healthcare. I hear billionaires are doing well, though.

for once I agree HC is too expensive -but Trump has allowed cheaper plans. Still the costs are too high.
Other then that though the middle class is not "struggling" -they are making more money then ever with good job prospects

 

[PostmodernProphet]

Taxes go up, no more tax cuts for billionaires, no more wars for Israel. That would more than cover it.

even Bernie admits that will not be enough.....

 

[PostmodernProphet]

Bernie is an old white man. Is he an identity politics candidate?

yes......he represents all the hippies from the 60s who never grew out of it.......

 

[PostmodernProphet]

The supposed heating up of the economy has only been helpful to the upper-class. Most Americans are still struggling and about half still can't afford healthcare. I hear billionaires are doing well, though.

you are completely out of touch

 

[PostmodernProphet]

Do people ever tell you that they feel embarrassed for you?

your college professors say they really fucked up by letting you graduate.........

 

[Nordberg]

yes......he represents all the hippies from the 60s who never grew out of it.......

What does that mean? Bernie seeks a fairer and more equitable sharing of the wealth American workers have created. Out of the top 29 industrial nations, only one does not t supply universal healthcare. It is the richest one. That money exists in the system. We ship it to the top 1 percent. That can be corrected.
Rightys love a plutocracy. They apparently want to be told what to do by the wealthy. Perhaps they subscribe to the idea that the rich have, that God chose them to have all that money and power. But the left does not understand why rightys vote against their own security and interests so often.
It is way past time to stand up to the plutocrats who are remaking the country for their benefit. It is not for you. They do not care a whit about the masses. And the rightys cannot figure that out.

 

[Cancel 2020.1]

If 3% is statistically insignificant in a poll, 2.8% doesn’t magically change to a blowout in an election.

This is a good example of media bias. The take home lesson from the popular vote *statistics* is how evenly the country is divided. Or at least was divided, 2016.

Even FOX doesn’t report it that way. But it’s important to ‘a certain narrative’ that Hillary had ‘overwhelming support’ from the people but Trump ‘stole the election with the help of Putin’ so the electoral college needs to go yada yada yada.

You're not speaking scientifically. You only used "statistical tie" because that's what they say about polling & margin of error.

It has zilch to do w/ actual results.

 

[Cancel 2020.1]

people support "progressive" until they find out what it would cost them......

Nope. They actually support progressive ideals, consistently.

 

[Cancel 2020.1]

You are such a hack

If Fox were truly a campaign arm of Trump would Cavuto and Napolitano be allowed to be on?

Do you people even think anymore or do you just spout off left wing platitudes?

You think Fox is objective, and you call me a hack.

That's awesome.

 

[dukkha]

You're not speaking scientifically. You only used "statistical tie" because that's what they say about polling & margin of error.

It has zilch to do w/ actual results.

agree with that. but it was a close election.
I expect this one to be as well - it's the nature of our divided electorate.

Any differences will be because of turnout -hard to call because "the kids"have a lot of enthusiasm
but don't usually translate that into voting

 

[Cancel 2020.1]

agree with that. but it was a close election.
I expect this one to be as well - it's the nature of our divided electorate.

Any differences will be because of turnout -hard to call because "the kids"have a lot of enthusiasm
but don't usually translate that into voting

I expect Trump to win - but agree it will still be close.

It's almost impossible to lose w/ this kind of economy.

 

[dukkha]

I expect Trump to win - but agree it will still be close.
It's almost impossible to lose w/ this kind of economy.

in some ways Bernie is the biggest threat.
He's got a movement

 

[USFREEDOM911]

the difference is, you keep saying it was Hilliary's biggest win when she lost........no one cares if 3 million more people from Los Angeles voted for her.....

From Facebook: