They flamed out on Election Night. What a travesty that was.
You would think, after four years of seeing businesses getting wacked for "falling in line", they would have been smart enough to: a) not allow a flake like Paul Ryan to be on their board, and, b) support their viewers and the 75M people who voted for Trump by simply asking the questions that everyone watching that night was asking.
Good luck getting viewers who feel betrayed back. Just as CNN tried to call out Trump everyday and fell on their faces, the Fox News better be able to provide GOP fighters and policies that make sense. The old Establishment that the owners want to embrace are NOT popular with voters or viewers. Romney needed to run in Utah in order to get his back into government ffs.
You think Fox should provide policies? I realize most of Trump's policies were based on suggestions he heard from Doocy, on Fox and Friends, but the new president won't be looking to a batshit crazy morning show to determine his next choice
They should contrast the policies of both parties and let voters decide. If they just do a "Biden is bad" approach, as CNN did, it won't work.
If the GOP aren't offering good policies, than viewers won't watch Fox News anyways. With Trump gone, it's clear they have little interest in the Establishment of either party. Fox can highlight those who are presenting something popular with voters. Trump may not be president, his policies are still very popular.
