He was cool once. But that was 20 years ago. Now, he's just a pompous douche-bag.
I’m not sure the SEC has really been affected by ESPN’s bad decisions yet. I pretty sure I saw where SEC network ratings have been improving over years while ESPN has been on a rapid downfall.
This Olberman hire is baffling to me. I don’t see this going well for them at all
Jews own the media. Always have. Jews vote democratic except for Shmuley
Oops. You appear to have tripped and dropped your swastika for everyone to see...
Jews own the media. Always have. Jews vote democratic except for Shmuley
Ok... you explain it.
Oh boy...
I say that really in regard to ESPN shows that can be politically charged sometimes and the NFLs recent ratings have been down. It’s definitely up for debate as to the reasons why...cord cutting and other variables.More educated people tend to lean left. Population centers tend to lean left. That's the world most in the media inhabit.
And certainly not everyone agrees with your premise that it negatively impacts ratings in the first place. Media companies are in the business of making money.
But what about Cossacks?Not at all. I’m just answering a philosophical question. This has nothing to do with Germans.
Fixed it for you.I say that really in regard to ESPN shows that can bepolitically chargedMarxist Indoctrination sometimes and the NFLs recent ratings have been down. It’s definitely up for debate as to the reasons why...cord cutting and other variables.
Through a content committee made up of league staffers, university presidents, ADs, etc.
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