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Posted by trucker40 on January 21, 2010 at 19:48:25 from (69.154.17.151):

In Reply to: Re: Air America shutting down... posted by WOW!!!! on January 21, 2010 at 19:23:03:

Yeah but Coast to Coast AM was listened to by 20 million people every night when Art Bell ran it over 10 years ag and probably still beats them now.

Those hate radio people get way too much credit.7 million out of 300 million is nothing.Probably more people watch a football game than listen to those crooks.Plus they(the crooks)own Clear Channel.Nobody is ever going to get out any truth unless its an Art Bell type program that captures the audience for other reasons besides politics.The corporate crooks already fixed that and when Bush was president they passed laws so they could own more than one station in a city so you could get 2 stations with Limbaugh blaring his nonsense daily.I dont know all the crooked stuff they have pulled,but at one time it was the other way.Radio was left leaning in the 1970s.

The people will get finished with the nut case right and it will go the other way.It could take 10 years,but they are going to go.They are about finished now actually.All it would take is somebody to put out something better.Like good different music and they would be done.Like something that interests people enough to listen.I like to listen to those car guys on NPR once in a while.Stuff like that is probably better for your health.


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