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As usual, I think the majority of people would strongly disagree with Mr. Olbermann.

>> ^lantern53:

As usual, I think the majority of people would strongly disagree with Mr. Olbermann.


As usual, you're wrong.
I hope all the Tea Partiers and Fox News Zombies continue to think that 20% is a majority.

Starting to really enjoy Olbermann's stuff, it's like TDS on steroids (on a scale of 0 to sarcasm) and it seems more genuine. He spends less time on the low hanging fruit and more time on the real issues.

If the majority of people agreed with KO, he would have more viewers.

They don't, and he doesn't.

>> ^lantern53:

If the majority of people agreed with KO, he would have more viewers.
They don't, and he doesn't.


Yes I agree, we shouldn't judge anything by its content. Rather, we should first gauge how popular it is, if it's not popular we should be afraid of enjoying it ourselves, because we're incapable of critical thinking.

20% viewership is not what Fox News has...it has the largest demographic in news.

The point is that most people in the US prefer Fox News because they don't trust the other liberal-leaning networks.

You can't fool all the people all the time.