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I have a feeling--that's it, nothing more, not based on any fact or anything, just a feeling--that we may very well see a Fox/Mercury Radio Arts joint venture cable TV channel being launched some time before the 2012 primaries.

Think of it as kind of the anti-CurrentTV/MSNBC/etc.

I could see FNC programming like RedEye going over to that channel--maybe put into the 11:30 ET slot to compete with Letterman and Leno, even.

I could see original-production drama programming Sam Adams-style historical dramas showing up on that channel.

60 Minutes-style investigative reporting, but turned on government, the Soros network, and the Democrat machines.

Steal some of the PJTV comedy talent to do stand-up, improv, and/or skit comedy--a sort of right-wing Monty Python/SNL. Some of those guys could pull it off, I think.

Heck, do a science fiction series or two. Heaven knows SyFy doesn't want to do science fiction any more. Revive Firefly.

Until the Internet kills off cable networks, this kind of thing is needed. A kind of freedom-oriented melange of HBO, MSNBC, and Comedy Central. It could work.

I'd watch it. A lot.