To: Boundless
If that happens, expect AA dead air almost immediately.
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It will be almost immediate, unless someone like Soros steps up to the plate and loans/gives AA the money.
The question is: is it worth throwing more money into the AA sinkhole?
If the rich libs let AA die, there goes their dreams of going toe-to-toe with Rush and defeating him (and all the other conservative talk shows) on his own turf. It would be near impossible to start over with a new untainted Lib network and have anything credible before 2008. (Yes, I know I am implying that AA is credible, which is a major stretch.)
But is there anything worth saving now at the cost of almost a million dollars?
I think it's highly likely that some people involved with AA will be facing criminal charges in the next year. I don't know if he has any criminal involvement with this sleaze, so I don't want to imply that he has, but wouldn't seeing Al Franken in handcuffs be an American Express priceless moment?
To: Cheburashka
there goes their dreams of going toe-to-toe with Rush and defeating him" The thing has been on the air over a year, and despite very strong publicity they have about a tenth the market of Rush. It just isn't happening, if folks are going to watch this they would be watching it by now. Hit shows take off very quickly, and this isn't going anywhere.
They have already lost that dream.
4 posted on
08/06/2005 6:47:08 AM PDT by
Fido969
("The story is true" - Dan Rather)
To: Cheburashka
Al Franken frog-marched out of his studio. Stuart Smalley can only dream.
5 posted on
08/07/2005 6:21:53 AM PDT by
rmgatto
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