From last night's Tucker:
CARLSON: This was my 20th--literally, I think it was my 20th Oscar night in a row where I didn't watch any of it.
WOLFF: It was really bad. I don't know if it's stagflation or bad weather or whatever, but I was just not in the mood, friend. I blame stagflation.
CARLSON: Watching rich people congratulate themselves, no.
Rich people congratulating themselves. The punditocracy in a nutshell.
Oh, and more people watched the Oscars on Sunday than watch Tucker in a year.
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Works for me as a capsule description.
From which you conclude ... what? I'm sure that more people living in my area read the local right-wing tabloid in a day than read your blog in a year. So ...?
"From which you conclude ... what?"
It's called a kick to the gones, Scott. They don't always need external justification.
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"Oh, and more people watched the Oscars on Sunday than watch Tucker in a year."
I appreciated that thought as a nicely done snarky comment.
Especially apt for a year when the numbers were way down for the Oscar broadcast...
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Becker/Fagen about 35 years ago.