Good riddance
Except he'll probably think he can be in politics with the sheriff of Maricopa County. On the plus side, I haven't watched CNN in a while anyway. This makes it less likely I'll even catch a glimpse of it at least (though fewer appearances on the Daily Show is probably a bad thing for a news network at this point). Given his show demographic of mostly retired or old people, I don't see how this has a downside for CNN either.
And of course, this was probably the most predictable headline in the world. So, if one is keeping score, we are not supposed to enlist loners, Muslims, women, gays, and famous people (Tillman) to wars. Check.
Really, I didn't need any more public headlines to help to convince other people I'm a brooding sociopath.
12 November 2009
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The rumors of him going to Fox or Fox Business somehow bring to mind the transferring of pedophile priests from one parish/diocese to another. Moving them around doesn't really solve the problem.
Especially since Faux has a bigger audience that he's already likely to resonate with yes. The usual CNN demo was basically tuning out CNN for an hour while he was on and leaving a bunch of cranky old white guys. The Faux demo won't have that problem.
They already hate non-white people. The interesting questions will be: can he get any worse (Beck did), and will they be willing to have a second hour of programming with ads boycotted in droves?
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