RSSDaily Commentary – Wednesday, October 28th, 2009 – CNN Ratings Still in Freefall, 4th Place Finish in Cable Wars
- CNN, the news organization that started 24–7 Cable News finished in last place. If ratings are any indication, it seems the current administration – and their closest ideological supporters – are losing the “War on Fox”.
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WHEN WILL THE HEADS ROLL ON CNN ?
Get rid of Larry King, Cooper, Wolf, and Campbell.
Joy Behar who I hate has a good show. I enjoyed watching Joe the Plumer beat down that shrew.
HINT, give Joe the Plummer his own show. The guy has “IT”.
Second hint, bring back cross fire. You need to restore what works.
Third hint, replace King with Dana Pretzer. King has always lacked the ability to cover missing persons or crime issues.
Last hints report the news. All the News! Acorn, Van Jones, ect. ect. Playing president Obama’s favorite cable News has gotten your ratings dead last. News is a (Business), not a Glee club.
10/28/09
By Emily Fredrix, Associated Press
MILWAUKEE — The world’s largest retailer wants to keep its customers even after they die.
Wal-Mart has started selling caskets on its website at prices that undercut many funeral homes, long the major seller of caskets.
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Ask for the CNN Special today!
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CNN=AMERICAN VERSION of the British Broadcasting Corporation
It looks forced. It feels fake. … and as the numbers now directly point out to someone with
even a modest amount of intelligence,
IT S-U-C-K-S!
…and remember kids, no GA-NEWS!!! IS GOOD GA-NEWSSSSSSSSSSS!!!! It keeps everyone in the assisted living center bright and cheery.
The saddest statement on CNN came from BALLOON BOY
Falcon Heene last week.
He said “Who the F is Wolf Blitzer?”
Wolf is about the only person on CNN I can identify anymore.