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In my opinion, Air America NEVER intended to be a success (not that they wouldn't mind being so). The new campaign finance laws exempt "media" (or words to that effect) from the law. So, you set up a "network", unabashedly attack on of the parties, and then shut the operation down after the election. This kind of theory is interesting but pretty far-fetched. It's much simpler than that. Awesomely bad management with a truly faulty business model. It's that simple. I think it was a bunch of cocky TV "radio can't be very hard" people who came to realize that lying about their bank account and ridiculing the head of the two major markets they needed the most wasn't the best approach. If Rush Limbaugh, with 600+ stations, can't influence an election, Air America with 6 isn't going to have much better luck. Rich |
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