[freeangel]

Maybe it has something to do with the investor watch frankenfart fall on his fat face on "liberal radio"?

[Rokke]

That was my first thought.

[rattrap]

astute observation, I wouldn't bet against you.

[ARA]

I thought the same thing... Liberal radio is going to fail big time and frankly Americans aren't are far left as the leading liberals are...

[Qwinn]

*nod* I thought the same thing. Hardly far-fetched... if I bet the milk money on a liberal TV station, and then saw liberal radio fall flat on it's face, I'd be running like mad too.

Qwinn

[torchthemummy]

"Maybe it has something to do with the investor watch frankenfart fall on his fat face on "liberal radio"?"

Right on the money! You don't buy success - you earn it. There are always major up front costs and often the need to lose money for a while. But Rule #1: give the people what they want. Sure many libs would love to have a talk radio counterpunch but the demographics they are trying to get (18-35) are at this very moment playing video games, getting drunk or watching the boob tube. Conservative talk radio succeeded after a long incubation period because it filled a perspective-void. Liberal radio does not because they already have plenty of players in the game. TV, movies, education, heck, apparently the CIA. You can't create demand without a very long marketing strategy that, as I said before, will always run in the red for a long time. Franken, Gore etc. do not have the patience or the deep pockets (they are doing alright but not that good.)

[rwfromkansas]

How are his ratings (not good I assume since they only have like 10 stations).