I DO NOT boycott Fox News

[Horse with no Name]

I just require a little higher level of discourse than they provide so I just simply don't watch it.:evilgrin:

[MrModerate]

1. I think my viewing patterns are pretty typical of my demographic . . .

And have the broadcast networks weeping in their beer and the cable networks feeling very anxious:

I don't watch any news program regularly. I drop into CNN now and then to see if there are any headlines, but their regular anchors are so offputting I can't stay watching for more than a few minutes. I'll let one of the CSPANs play in the TV room if it's an interesting topic. I don't go to Fox because I don't like the buildup of spittle on the inside of the screen, and none of the other cables have much to attract me.

I will breeze past the Sunday shows, but I actually prefer listening to them on CSPAN radio on Sunday afternoon, because, frankly, who needs to watch these guys when you can listen?

I get most of my news from WaPo (I still like to read a paper in the morning) and the Internet.

As I say, I'm pretty typical of my demographic, which is why advertisers and TV news divisions are suffering these days.

[AIJ Alom]

2. Why not watch it for the sheer comic aspect ? Especially Falafel. n/t

[cynatnite]

3. It's too stupid for me to watch...

:evilgrin:

[951-Riverside]

4. I got rid of cable I had it with CNN, MSNBC and FOX NEWS

That is not news they are broadcasting

[Spearman87]

6. Are they all bad?

I don't have cable. I'm frequently invited for dinner by friends who have on nothing but Fox.

[lies and propaganda]

5. during KO commercials, i love to flip over to O'Lielly.

i love when Keith is covering torture and Bill is finding a way to still convict John Mark Carr of something cause hes creepy looking.