Agree. Their constant advertising and encouraging gambling (which they call prediction) is distasteful. They are not deep thinkers and on occasion not even very well informed.
Clay and Buck are 5th-raters, at best, trying to fill the shoes of the GOAT of talk radio. You knew they were going to be a huge downgrade, but they're just making it obvious why they never should have tried to put anyone in that spot who didn't earn it. I can stand about two minutes of them before they sound like two drunken boobs from the bleachers who snuck into the radio booth at an MLB game.
The plethora of talking heads on the radio now is unbelievable and "Podcasts" are headed in the same direction. Without going into specifics or names, every one of these radio talkers have their own little gimmick and there's zero balance between the nauseating advertising and the scant segments of actual opinion. - WDS
At least they didn't totally ruin it by giving the timeslot to Sean Vannity. Maybe it was punishment for dipping his pen in the company ink (Ainsley Earhardt) - WDS
Agree. Their constant advertising and encouraging gambling (which they call prediction) is distasteful. They are not deep thinkers and on occasion not even very well informed.
ReplyDeleteYes, I agree
ReplyDeleteClay and Buck are 5th-raters, at best, trying to fill the shoes of the GOAT of talk radio. You knew they were going to be a huge downgrade, but they're just making it obvious why they never should have tried to put anyone in that spot who didn't earn it. I can stand about two minutes of them before they sound like two drunken boobs from the bleachers who snuck into the radio booth at an MLB game.
ReplyDeleteThe plethora of talking heads on the radio now is unbelievable and "Podcasts" are headed in the same direction. Without going into specifics or names, every one of these radio talkers have their own little gimmick and there's zero balance between the nauseating advertising and the scant segments of actual opinion.
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If they ever solved any problem then they would be out of business.
ReplyDeleteRedistribution has been the business since at least 1980.
At least they didn't totally ruin it by giving the timeslot to Sean Vannity. Maybe it was punishment for dipping his pen in the company ink (Ainsley Earhardt)
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Seems like Trump is actually PERPETUATING the messes and making plenty of NEW ONES. I think Rush misread him just like millions of Americans did.
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