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Fox News wins November, bests
MSNBC, CNN with 9 of 10 top shows

Daily Caller, by Jeff Poor

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Posted By:Drive, 11/30/2012 8:52:48 AM

The Fox News Channel showed its muscle to finish out the 2012 election cycle. For the month of November, the cable news channel topped its competition, with its daytime programming having record months. According to data from Nielsen Media Research, all three major cable news channels were up significantly from this time a year ago.

  

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Reply 1 - Posted by: mickeymat, 11/30/2012 9:44:08 AM     (No. 9041007)

Until more of the American people stop watching ABC, NBC and CBS and stop reading their local newspapers we will not be able to recover as a nation. The bulk of the population simply are unaware of what is going on due to the continued cover-up and omissions by the media. Was at my quilting group yesterday at church. One liberal member mentioned how she thought it outrageous the way our veterans are treated. She specifically mentioned Congress. Clearly she had heard nothing about Obama proposing drastic cuts to benefits for them. I mentioned how sad it was that Obama´s nominee for either State and/or Defense had testified before Congress that Viet Nam veterans cut off ears and noses and raped civilians and how he threw what he claimed were his medals over the fence at the Capital. My fellow quilter looked perplexed. She then asked if I was referring to Senator Kerry. I said yes. She then said nothing more. She loves Elizabeth Warren BTW and we live in Virginia.


Reply 2 - Posted by: Linder, 11/30/2012 10:02:00 AM     (No. 9041061)

I think we can compete with the alphabet watchers. Could it be that the people who are totally devoid of and seemingly unable to comprehend political information are the ones who beat us at the polls?


   

 

  


 
Reply 3 - Posted by: RightShoe, 11/30/2012 10:29:28 AM     (No. 9041129)

So, more people than ever are watching Fox. And we still lost.

What does this mean? Time for some serious soul searching. Perhaps our message is too much anti-liberal and not enough about solving real problems.

Darrell Issa demands documents from Eric holder - because it´s his job - and Obama voters don´t give a rip snort! Sean Hannity should have been interviewing the Mexican families of those people whose loved ones were killed by the guns that Eric Holder sent to Mexico. Put a face on this tragedy. Michael Moore would have done as much and UniVision would not have ignored this!

Let´s face reality here. We care about the people who voted for Obama, but they don´t know this. Mitt Romney would have made their lives better. But they don´t understand how! We need to change our message. We have to live with these people and Fox winning the ratings war isn´t accomplishing a goll darn thing for any of us.


Reply 4 - Posted by: Browneyes, 11/30/2012 12:50:59 PM     (No. 9041460)

# 3, I completely agree with you. There have been so many years of what I call "confrontational programming" @ the Fox News Cable. Most times their programming is similar, if not identical to the "View".

The fact that they´re # 1 does not mean their viewership is anymore informed. Just stroked like their viewers are pet poodles.

Well no more! FNC,if there were curious leaders over there, would be covering the US Senate and reporting what Reid is contemplating,what mccain,Graham are pontificating about,how the abolition of the fillibuster is pending,how the Senate will become like the House,depriving some Senators of equal representation for their smaller States.

Decimating our military? FNC needs to consider the Citizens who chance to tune in,instead of making their shows like Dancing with the Stars.


Reply 5 - Posted by: Malia2012, 11/30/2012 9:48:53 PM     (No. 9042277)

IMHO, It seems to me, that some who presume to speak about what is going on at FNC do not. Too much "Anti-Liberal" talk? Seriously? I guess that would depend on what some think of the drumbeat of "Anti-Conservative" networks which flood the airwaves 24/7. If they actually watched FNC, rather than taking cheap shots at the only network that even tries to balance out the rest of them, they would know that discussions about what is going on with Congress and with obama are going on most of the time. THAT is why FNC stays #1.


Reply 6 - Posted by: Sherlock, 11/30/2012 10:44:06 PM     (No. 9042330)

Our side loses because they do not know how to throw bricks when the d`Rats are throwing mud.
We have truth and facts on our side, but sorry presenters to get the MSG across, they act like they don`t know how to talk to the people...or how to explain anything!
The main reason that the left wins elections (besides stealing them)is they use languish that "most" ignorant, low class, criminals and UnAmerican people can understand.
This is it in a nut shell:
We Rats will GIVE you FREE things and the Republicans will take away your free things and stop you from getting (anything).
As far as FN I don`t watch anymore, can`t stand to see the faces of the evil left .




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