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To: MikeA
A couple hints: Get rid of Greta, drop endless Natalie Hollaway coverage and other police blotter stories, and hire appealing conservative hosts like Glen Beck and maybe even Dennis Miller to spice things up a little. And for the love of god get rid of Juan Williams.

Just great suggestions, and worth repeating.

Purge the libtrash they push and get back to real reporting.

51 posted on 06/27/2006 9:38:44 AM PDT by Caipirabob (Communists... Socialists... Democrats...Traitors... Who can tell the difference?)
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To: Caipirabob

Someone made another great suggestion too that they need to stop reporting the weather as news. Since Katrina, all the news stations have been fixated on possible tropical storms, hurricanes, etc. While I understand the need to report that if the US is threatened, all the breathless hype Fox and others engage in when a tropical depression forms off Africa is annoying as hell.

Plus I had some weekend show on Fox I think on Saturday that advertised at the start some interesting news stories I wanted to catch. Then they started right out with 15 minutes of interviews about the Duke LaCrosse case. I turned over to celebrity poker on Bravo instead.


80 posted on 06/27/2006 9:43:23 AM PDT by MikeA (Not voting in November because you're pouting is a vote for Nancy Pelosi for Speaker of the House)
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To: Caipirabob

"Get rid of Greta, drop endless Natalie Hollaway coverage and other police blotter stories,"

Is Greta still doing he Natalee Holloway story?

Roger should fire himself for his lousy management. Greta needs to be booted.


228 posted on 06/27/2006 10:42:42 AM PDT by TexanToTheCore (This space for hire...)
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