That it does, time to decode the toppings.
Re: We need more independent Journalism...Not
Scott Raynovich
2/17/2012 4:37:50 PM
If the U.S. invades every country where a terrorist lives or threatens us from, I could see us quickly trying to run the entire world, running out of money, and collapsing like the Roman Empire
There is a limit to what you can do. The answer is intelligence programs, economic tools, and special ops, not mass invasions and bombings.
As for Iran, I don't know what the endgame is, but it certainly makes me nervous.
We need more independent Journalism...Not
back2basicz
2/17/2012 4:07:12 PM
Guys,
We need more indepedent,fact-based Journalism with rational thinkers in charge.
Not the Warmongers who throng Fox News today.
Like this blog below.
http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2012/02/who-carried-out-the-terrorist-car-bombings-in-india-thailand-and-georgia.html
If you read the blog you seriously question,who exactly was behind the bombings of Israeli Diplomats in Asia.More importantly it makes you think and question the conclusions that MSM tries to draw up for us all the time.
Food for thought,Huh people??? Food for thought.
Ashish.
Re: Really?
driven
2/17/2012 3:48:24 PM
I'm alway up for a good conspiracy. And a pizza conspiracy sounds well delicious
@Tenacious, I did not know that.... perhaps we can spin some type of pizza conspiracy theory out of this?
Don't forget Tom Monaghan sold his controlling interest in Dominos -- and it was acquired by Bain Capital. Geez! What is this? Year of the presidential pizza guys?
I am sure that pretty much any pizza chain that has a right leaning will be inclined to advertise on the Cain show. Though he was CEO of Godfathers Pizza, when I think of right leaning pizza companines Dominos comes to mind.
Noreen, I think you are right on, I am not a fan of Fox News; But, if I had a product I wanted to advertise in that demo I dont think there is a better place to put up an ad. I am not sure if Herman would bring new viewers to the channel or not, but I def think he would be a strong draw for their current viewership.
Ok TelecomFreq...let's figure out if any advertisers might profit from this ad spend, and take a look at the company fundamentals. You don't have to like Fox to like a potential investment opportunity. ( Although with all the stuff going on with NewsCorp, I'm reluctant to go near that company.)
Who is Cain's demographic? Best I can figure: lovers of pedestrian pizza; jingle and/or slogan writers; and fans of the Koch brothers.
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