Schadenfreude overload: MSNBC's
Nicolle Wallace suffers 80% ratings
decline in the key demographic
Posted By: DVC, 6/19/2021 3:55:57 PM
I have despised Nicolle Wallace ever since I learned of the ways she sabotaged the vice presidential run of Sarah Palin, whom she was supposedly helping run for national office. In my book, she is a vile snake. Since then, she has gone as fully left as David Brock, another onetime conservative who went to the dark side, trying for years to get Rush Limbaugh thrown off the air, destroy Fox News, and discredit every conservative. Wallace's show on MSNBC thrived while there was the Trump presidency to attack and spew hatred at. But it turns out that without Trump, not too many people want to watch her.
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Without firing a shot (except at the firing range), Americans have won a revolution -- state by state.
Schadenfreude overload: MSNBC's
Nicolle Wallace suffers 80% ratings
decline in the key demographic 20 replies
Nicolle Wallace suffers 80% ratings
decline in the key demographic 20 replies
I have despised Nicolle Wallace ever since I learned of the ways she sabotaged the vice presidential run of Sarah Palin, whom she was supposedly helping run for national office. In my book, she is a vile snake. Since then, she has gone as fully left as David Brock, another onetime conservative who went to the dark side, trying for years to get Rush Limbaugh thrown off the air, destroy Fox News, and discredit every conservative.
Wallace's show on MSNBC thrived while there was the Trump presidency to attack and spew hatred at. But it turns out that without Trump, not too many people want to watch her.
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The damage done by probability blindness
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As Bishop Joseph Butler said in 1736, "probability is the very guide of life."
The coronavirus has generated more blind fear than perhaps any other event in recorded history. That fear is blind because it ignores easily calculated probabilities.
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from Beverly Hills raid. Is it abuse of power? 24 replies
from Beverly Hills raid. Is it abuse of power? 24 replies
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I have never watched MSNBC, didn't know who this person was. I did a quick search for a photo....and found that there was one in the article, but I didn't know it. I have never seen her face before, AFAIK. I'm kinda please to know that.
Good news that these hateful propagandists are losing their audience. That's a great trend.