Jim Thompson

1 week ago | freerepublic.com | Jim Thompson

Free RepublicBrowse · SearchGeneral/ChatTopics · Post ArticleSkip to comments. May Ratings Are In! MSNBC and CNN Are About As Popular As the Black PlagueRedState.com. ^ | 12:25 PM on May 29, 2025 | By Jim Thompson Posted on by airdalechiefWith a couple of days left in May, ratings are in, and the results are both predictable and ugly. In primetime programming for the month of May 2025, Fox News was up 23% with an average of 2.46 million viewers.

1 week ago | lucianne.com | Jim Thompson

Original ArticlePosted By: mc squared, 5/29/2025 2:31:49 PMYou gotta admire the effort. MSNBC and CNN both deserve trophies. While the completion at Fox has stomped on their collective necks, the two alternate reality left-wing networks have persisted. CNN and MSNBC are like youth soccer teams who went 0 for forever in May. They deserve our attention, if only for the collective lack of attention by the viewing public.

1 week ago | redstate.com | Jim Thompson

You gotta admire the effort. MSNBC and CNN both deserve trophies. While the completion at Fox has stomped on their collective necks, the two alternate reality left-wing networks have persisted. CNN and MSNBC are like youth soccer teams who went 0 for forever in May. They deserve our attention, if only for the collective lack of attention by the viewing public. Give them both pats on their heads and a slice of orange and tell them they tried their best – there's always next month.

1 week ago | redstate.com | Jim Thompson

My perception of “experts” and data took a precipitous turn soon after COVID lockdowns forced us to wear masks and hold six feet of distance between each other. Cops were chasing down surfers for riding the waves without a mask. Open-air parks were shut down. We were told that “data” was behind the “six-foot” distance narrative. That, however, was just a myth. It was created by a teenager who made it up for a high school science project.

1 month ago | redstate.com | Jim Thompson

My wife and I were walking to a restaurant. The sun was out; the weather was perfect. A man walking towards us was wearing a mask. His eyes told his story. Wide-eyed and terrified. Horrified — of us. We were unmasked. He took a wide berth while he pulled his arm up to his face. He was warding off imaginary demons. That moment encapsulated a year that changed America – and not for the better.   I had many absurd moments like the above. A woman screamed at me for not being masked.