I think I can make a pretty good case that they don't pay their taxes and they can't control their children. This is both funny and disgusting. This is especially disgusting since not paying any taxes is their accusation against anyone who isn't rich or doesn't agree with them. And unruly children is another fun fact, given Republicans want to insist on setting the conduct for the rest of the world.
Here's my case.
As I wrote Wednesday, I've spent a lot of time listening to conservative radio this week for several reasons. 1. It's a good source off material
2. There isn't much liberal talk on the radio
3. Conservative talk show morons are so dishonest and say things so ridiculous it becomes really good comedy.
But I discovered an even more important reason to listen: commercials and their revealing clues to who listens to this stuff.
You may not like advertisements but they are a foolproof indicator of audience. Advertisers have a limited number of dollars to reach their prospective clients and an unlimited marketplace by which to reach that audience. So naturally, they have to be as targeted with their advertising dollars as humanly possible.They target to the minute detail to ferret out who will buy their product. This microtargeting was a strategy used by Machiavellian Evil Genius Karl Rove to put and keep George W. Bush in the White House.
Rove's patented strategies will endure - Jeanne Cummings - POLITICO.com
(Excerpt from above link, published on POLITICO.com August 2007)
Microtargeting became the rage of the 2004 campaign after Rove green-lighted a project to use a wider array of databases to identify potential Bush voters. The campaign bought data that allowed it to cross-reference religious affiliations, shopping habits and club memberships to unearth pockets of Bush supporters in normally hostile or inscrutable areas.
All of the major campaigns today are buying up similar lists to help them scratch out every possible voter and deliver direct mail messages tuned specifically to their interests.
What that means is ads on conservative radio are targeted at that audience and some of the most frequent advertising on conservative radio is for a program called Total Transformation (a program for people with children out off control). and for companies who help people get the IRS off their backs.Another front runner is for identity theft, which makes sense because if you don't pay your taxes or spend so little time with your children that they become delinquents, then you probably have more money for identity thieves to steal.
So the next time you hear a Conservative put themselves up as a good Christian defending God and country from the dirty liberals you'll know that at least from an advertising standpoint, the truth may be a bit more mirky.
While I'm on the subject of advertising, every American who believes in free speech, the constitution and the Democratic idea that our entire system is based on the idea of majority rule, should actively boycott any company that advertises on conservative radio and the Fox Propaganda Network.
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