Sarah Palin Firepower : 4,200,000 viewers on Hannity!

Sarah Palin appeared on Hannity last night for an hour!
4,200,000 people watched it.
Ratings Blowout - Drudge Report
Stay tuned tonight Sarah will be on The Factor with Bill O'Reilly.
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In case you missed it.


[edit on 19-11-2009 by Eurisko2012]

Wow.. Sara is huge. Those are massive ratings. I don't see any other Presidential hopefulls pulling in those kind of ratings. Go Sara!

reply to post by HotSauce


That's Sarah with an H. not sara.
O'Reilly has his interview all spread out over tonight, Friday
and Monday. I guess Bill is trying to milk it.
4,000,000 viewers all 3 days?

reply to post by Eurisko2012


Just curious, OP.

Do you post about anything other than Sarah Palin?



Yeah, she gets quite a lot of viewers. About a third are tuning in to hear what she has to say. The other two-thirds are stopping by to point and chuckle.

reply to post by Eurisko2012


Thanks for correcting me for blasphemy for misspelling SaraH's name. I have been watching a lot of MsNBC lately and it is making me dumber.

Originally posted by drwizardphd
reply to post by Eurisko2012

 

Just curious, OP.

Do you post about anything other than Sarah Palin?

People are just bored, lol.

The republicans are going big for this person, aren't they. Do they really think she has a chance against obama in 3 years?

Who knows, but i do not care, and i am sure plenty here do not either.

Originally posted by drwizardphd
reply to post by Eurisko2012

 

Just curious, OP.

Do you post about anything other than Sarah Palin?



Yeah, she gets quite a lot of viewers. About a third are tuning in to hear what she has to say. The other two-thirds are stopping by to point and chuckle.

Count this viewer as one who won't watch to hear what she has to say, nor one who will point and chuckle. I will just stop in and take a look at her to say, yeah, she's still pretty hot looking, depending upon, her choice of hairstyle.

reply to post by drwizardphd


Yeah, Lindsey Graham and Eric Holder.
I also like the Bill O'Reilly analysis. See Page 2 of that link.

This to me just shows how desparate people are becoming in seeking out someone -- anyone -- to come on board "team United States" and save us from the inevitable.

This also reminds me of that line from American President, that goes something like:

People don’t drink the sand because they’re thirsty—they drink the sand because they don’t know the difference.

Originally posted by drwizardphd
reply to post by Eurisko2012

 

Just curious, OP.

Do you post about anything other than Sarah Palin?

OK, so you attempted to deflect the topic by "shooting the messenger". What about the message? Do you post anything that isn't in defense of obama and liberal issues? A fair question since you were allowed to post yours.

Yeah, she gets quite a lot of viewers. About a third are tuning in to hear what she has to say. The other two-thirds are stopping by to point and chuckle.

Proof of your conjecture? Please post from a reputable source for all of us to read.

[edit on 11/19/2009 by centurion1211]

Ouch, that many huh? This says more of America's education system than anything else.

Americans love their hillbilly heroins almost as much as they love children in hot air balloons!

Sarah is kind of dumb. If I were to go on Jeopardy with her, she would go down like a cheap hooker.

Judging by the couple of posts just above ^^^^^, the liberals here are still terrified enough of Palin (for some reason?) to continue to attack any and every mention of her on ATS, but are also intellectually so bankrupt that what they post are nothing more than feeble attempts at insults and name calling.

Pitiful.



Maybe what these viewer numbers are saying is that the train has left the station and you aren't on it. Just as likely, if not more so.

[edit on 11/19/2009 by centurion1211]

It is called the Howard Stern effect. They are watching to see what she is going to say next.

They are hoping for another Saturday Night Live skit.

Originally posted by centurion1211
Judging by the couple of posts just above ^^^^^, the liberals here are still terrified enough of Palin (for some reason?) to continue to attack any and every mention of her on ATS, but are also intellectually so bankrupt that what they post are nothing more than feeble attempts at insults and name calling.

Pitiful.

Maybe what these viewer numbers are saying is that the train has left the station and you aren't on it. Just as likely, if not more so.

[edit on 11/19/2009 by centurion1211]

You've got it wrong, I would love to see Palin as president of your country, that would be hilarious; just not my country, that would embarrassing beyond words. Bush was a boom to comedy, Palin would dwarf him.

It's not name calling when you call someone an uneducated hillbilly, and they actually are.

Originally posted by nixie_nox
It is called the Howard Stern effect. They are watching to see what she is going to say next.

They are hoping for another Saturday Night Live skit.

Guess I have to educate you, too.

Sure you're not talking about Tina Fey's skit on Palin - "I can see russia from my house", that so many dems still think was really Palin?

reply to post by ZombieOctopus


In your own words, why do you dislike Palin? I keep seeing her made fun of a lot and would be interested in hearing specifics as to why she is ridiculed so harshly. I'm not a big fan either but I can see a lot of the criticism is unfair.

What specifically about her do you not like? Nothing general like 'she's a nut' or something. But specifics, preferably related to the realm of politics. I'm genuinely interesting in hearing from a Canadian.

Just 4.2 million viewers? Considering 300million population sounds pretty weak.

reply to post by kyred

im with you on that, check out her newsweek cover?.... no00ice pretty damn hot for a dumba$$

Originally posted by ZombieOctopus

It's not name calling when you call someone an uneducated hillbilly, and they actually are.

Only true if you actually know/have evidence that what you have said is a fact and all the people watching were actually "uneducated hillbillies".

You cannot prove that.

So, in reality, it is only wishful thinking on your part, which makes it nothing more than name calling.