The network’s main problem is that it spends more time trying to affect elections than it does concentrating on the bottom line, Harrison said. “The ultimate business plan is to generate ratings and revenue, not to get anybody elected,” he added.
Thankfully, no one's listening.
But the Herald doesn't get the story completely right.
But some experts aren’t ready to sign the death certificate. The network has nearly sunk before only to be bailed out by donations from sympathetic left-leaning listeners, Harrison said. “Their business is based largely on contributions and donations,” he said. “They’ll probably end up with a tremendous amount of investment.”
No. They get bailed out by Soros and people like him. In addition to some shady financial dealings.
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