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To: 2ndDivisionVet

There’s no “saving” the view.


3 posted on 02/08/2015 12:51:08 AM PST by Bullish (He's just NOT presidential material.)
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To: Bullish
There’s no “saving” the view.

Absolutely there is.

It's just a matter of 3 things.

1-Are they willing to break away from their ideology and propaganda?
2-Does ABC actually want to make money?
3-Is ABC willing to break away from their ideology and propaganda to make money?

Talk radio and Fox news has proven that conservatism SELLS and sells big.

The View is nothing but liberal b!t@#e$ spewing stupidity and bile.
Change the people and the ideology to conservatism and you'd see a ratings change.

Liberal talk radio, even in liberal strongholds ALWAYS fails, without OUTSIDE propping up. Meanwhile conservative programs ALWAYS beat out their liberal rivals in the same markets in the same time slots.

Fox news built a station around "somewhat" conservative principles and kicks all the other cable news programs COMBINED.

If Fox were on free broadcast tv, in short order it would also trump ABCCBSNBC...combined.

We've seen it time and again in movie theaters. Liberal based war movies bomb. Conservative based war movies are record setters.
Liberal religious movies or programs bomb. Conservative religious movies set records.

Remember all the attacks on Passion Of The Christ, BEFORE it even came out? What did it do at the box office.

Look at Hollywoods latest fiasco of Noah. Then compare it to a virtually non existent budget flick of God Is Not Dead.

The View could be saved, but it would require ABC to commit blasphemy from their religion.

12 posted on 02/08/2015 5:03:06 AM PST by mountn man (The Pleasure You Get From Life Is Equal To The Attitude You Put Into It)
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