[Grampa Dave]

I think that we will see elite billionaire rats buying dinosaur fishwraps and local tv stations across the country.

Then, they will get Pelosi and her thugs to make their new properties, an endangered national treasure/species. They will pass laws making it safe for them to lie and to have imaginary sources for their news. Also, they will be wanting our tax %'s. By 2010, there will be no Free Republic or viable conservative blog sites.

Then, they will get the unions across the country to help finance their fishwraps.

Retirement funds, mutual funds, and pension funds will be treated as open bank doors to finance their left wing PR machines.

The internet will become a target of left wingers like Pelosi, Kennedy, Durbin, Murtha, Clintoon, Reid and others. They know the internet is the only vehicle for truth, and they will find ways to muzzle it if not destroy it.

The above will be more gifts from those bsers, who have said "Losing to the Rats is wonderful"!

[onyx]

Uncanny... I know you will believe me: my husband and I were discussing the very same this morning! He said that we need to have our own Soroses... I reminded him that our version was trashed by MSM and painted evil --- Richard Mellon Scaithe.

It's frightening to ponder --- but we must be prepared.

I sure wish our side could acquire a cable station of our own. I'd buy shares of stock and would be happy with defeats of democrats in lieu of monetary dividends.

[justshutupandtakeit]

The Right is cutting its own throat.

[Milhous]

As we all know second wave bureaucrats successfully took out a lot of good third wave conservatives (eg Weldon, Rumsfeld, Steele, Allen, Santorum, among many others). But Ned Lamont's nomination proves the clout of the third wave with Democrats. Prominent Democrats constantly "kiss up" to the third wave during events like Yearly Kos.

Politics makes strange bedfellows. The Left shares a vested interest along with conservatives in keeping the Inet a free speech zone. Allow me to post the take of an unpaid Senior Advisor to the Kerry Campaign in 2004:

The Shift Becomes A Landslide: Newspaper Circulation Plummets

I can't write a post here on declines in newspaper circulation without quoting the New York Times on the one year anniversary of this site. "When it launched, The Huffington Post seemed like a remarkably bad idea."

Yesterday, newspapers all across America reported dramatic declines in circulation, again. Every six months, the subscription numbers are losses compounded on top of losses. Here in Boston, The Boston Globe reported a 6.7% decline in circulation. Virtually every major newspaper around the country reported either modest or severe declines.

The impact of the continued decline in newspaper circulation, and the concurrent decline in evening news readership, should not be underestimated in the political process.

At current rate of declines, by the time of the New Hampshire Democratic Primary in New Hampshire in 2008 for example, Globe circulation will be approximately 325,000 copies in a metro area of ten times that. It will be a full 25% less than what it was in 2004.

Of course, that's not the end of the story. Of the 325,000 copies, it is fair to project that 30% are died-in-the-wool Republicans. When all is said and done, The Boston Globe is reaching a smaller and smaller percentage of the target audience - just over 200,000 copies are headed into Democratic households and hands. Still influential? Absolutely. Still an important part of the mix? Yes. But just a part.

Mainstream Media can thumb its nose at citizen journalists who post on blogs. Joe Klein can dismiss bloggers going to Las Vegas for YearlyKos with a curt "can't we just stop this crap?"

But Joe, why would we? Our traffic is skyrocketing. We can raise awareness, and money. We work together and guess what? What you're writing about next week, I read about last week on mydd.com, or crooksandliars.com or rawstory.com.

The facts are clear. Voter are getting their news from where they want, when they want.

And increasingly, they don't want to read the Globe today.