Fox News Has Significant Viewership, But …
From MoveOn:
Here are the five most-watched cable news shows in America:
- “The Five” on Fox News
- “Tucker Carlson Tonight” on Fox News
- “Jesse Watters Primetime” on Fox News
- “Hannity” on Fox News
- “Special Report with Bret Baier” on Fox News1
Notice a pattern? The far right is dominating cable news in America, pushing their agenda to tens of millions of Americans for hours and hours each and every day.
This is exactly how lies about COVID, conspiracy theories about the election, and despicable attacks on the LGBTQ+ community are spread.
Let’s add some perspective here. “The Five” has an audience of 3.5 million viewers. These are the same 3.5 million people who watch Tucker Carlson, etc. Obviously, it’s not good that anyone consumes this hateful garbage, but this is approximately 2% of the U.S. voter base.

It appears that the timetable at work here may enable the United States to remove Trump from the political scene with a minimum of bloodshed. All these events are happening gradually and methodically:
It would be interesting to know where this meme came from. An ultra-right-wing think tank? Some random QAnoner?
Number 4 here reminds me of my frequent conversations with my mom on politics. I wish I had a dollar for every time I said, “In my view, it’s more complicated than that.”
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Will DeSantis’ war on vaccines have consequences? Of course. Many thousands of people will die needlessly, and countless others will become horrifically ill, and will never fully recover.
As some Americans know, we live in a land whose federal government is composed of three co-equal branches. The fact that none of these has any power over the other two means that our legislative branch’s (Congress) decision to refer criminal prosecution against someone, in this case a former president, forms no imperative for the executive branch, in which the Department of Justice resides, to take action.
Keep in mind that Mike Lindell claims to have “ironclad proof” that the 2020 presidential election was stolen from Donald Trump, an assertion he’s been making for almost two solid years.
The answer to the question here: The present-day Republican platform is a cobbled-together blend of hate and stupidity. Don’t expect any consistency other than that.
Proponents of banning abortion stand on some set of nebulous religious principles, but those who have a sincere concern about human life would do well to consider what Colorado has accomplished with free birth control.