Liberal talk radio? No one will buy it.
Here's a fun and realistic look at the delusional Democrats and their fantasy radio network. Read the whole thing.
Boston Globe
AFTER YEARS of contemptuously dismissing talk radio as a vast, embarrassing wasteland of doltish, bigoted, old, angry, overweight, religious white men named Chuck, liberals suddenly want a piece of the action. Coming soon to a radio near you, the Liberal Talk Network.Well, my "progressive" pals, prepare to confront a shocking fact: Talk radio is a business. As in must make a profit. Success requires capturing a vast audience, and more. As a business enterprise, it is virtually meaningless whether your listeners agree with you politically. Your audience must attract major advertising dollars. That's right -- we're not in NPR land anymore, Toto.
The "vast audience" they are attempting to capture consists of 6, VI, that's six whole stations. They are as delusional as the rest of the Democratic Party.
Posted by: marc | March 30, 2004 at 06:31 PM
All my liberal friends are certain that talk radio survives because the left is too "intellectual" to stoop to talk radio.
Ya. You betcha.
We'll see what happens when the erudite Al Franken takes on mean, selfish, racist, etc. Rush.
Posted by: Peg | March 30, 2004 at 09:49 PM
As if the liberal point of view is being unheard! Franken must think that ABC, CBS, NBC, and CNN are all politically mainstream. This makes me wonder just how far left this network will push it.
Posted by: Ryan K | March 31, 2004 at 07:27 AM
They certainly won't buy it, but that's what government subsidies are for!
Posted by: La Shawn Barber | March 31, 2004 at 10:09 AM
Anybody want to lay odds on the fact that "public funds" will find their way into the hands of this network in the near future?
Posted by: Jim G. | March 31, 2004 at 04:06 PM