the vast right-wing talk-radio conspiracy

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A smart talk show host will, from time to time, disagree publicly with a Republican president, the Republican Party, or some conservative doctrine. (President Bush’s disastrous choice of Harriet Miers for the Supreme Court was one such example.) But these disagreements are strategically chosen to prove the host is an independent thinker, without appreciably harming the president or party. This is not to suggest that hosts don’t genuinely disagree with the conservative line at times. They do, more often than you might think. But they usually keep it to themselves.
Milwaukee Magazine : Feature Story : Secrets of Talk Radio
 

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The right wing radio crowd has been going on and on about how "socialist" Obama will take away their money. Most of the listeners of Rush, etc, don't give rat's ass about the listeners, who are probably white disadvantaged people who scrape by from paycheck to paycheck. As long as they can't talk their own psychobabble and preach the politics of hate, they're content.
 

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The right wing radio crowd has been going on and on about how "socialist" Obama will take away their money. Most of the listeners of Rush, etc, don't give rat's ass about the listeners, who are probably white disadvantaged people who scrape by from paycheck to paycheck. As long as they can't talk their own psychobabble and preach the politics of hate, they're content.

The listeners don't give a rat's ass about themselves?