Liberal news loses big time but refuses to change strategies.

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Data released Tuesday show CNN shedding 48 percent of total viewers since last November and MSNBC dropping 45 percent.    The numbers were even worse in the all important demographic of people aged 25 to 54 as CNN's ratings dropped 59 percent and MSNBC's 52 percent . . . . . Fox News didn't see close to these losses. In total day, FNC is only down 18 percent since last November and 30 percent in the demo  . . . . .  CNN was off 54 percent in total viewers and 62 percent in the demo. MSNBC declined 50 percent in total prime time viewers and 57 percent in the demo.    By contrast, FNC was second in all of cable [whether news or entertainment programming - blog editor]  in prime time this November averaging over 2 million viewers. This represented a decline of 21 percent in total viewers and 41 percent in the demo.

Editor's notes:  Understand that in an off year election cycle in which the presidency is not being decided,  lower viewer numbers are to be expected. 

Couple what is "expected" with a disturbing one track news cycle,  and you have a situation in which Americans are simply not interested in the "news" of the day.  When I write "one track news cycle,"  I refer to the absence of anything news worthy other than the single but comprehensive Administration strategy of deceit that has been the case, exclusively,  since the 2012 November elections.   

Further,  when CNN and MSNBC fail to cover stories detrimental to the advancement of progressive/socialist policy,  the viewership tends to either turn off the "tube,"  or switch to Fox for that news.  Understand that while Fox might be airing a segment on the truth concerning Benghazi or the documented and admitted lies told with regard to ObamaCare,  CNN runs stories on how to prepare a fat free evening meal and MSNBC is talking about pooping down Sarah Palin's throat.  

What would you do with such choices?  The answer is clear,  and the libs are paying the price for such nonsense.  The one good thing about this circumstance is this:  reduced viewership means a sharply reduced ability to pollute the news with distortions and misinformation;  I mean,  no one is watching so where has "their" influence gone?  

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