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Oh no! CNN circling the drain?! Maybe they finally realized that hiring people like Don Lemon to deliver "news" wasn't even worth the price of his teleprompter. 

Perhaps if they spent less time peddling woke outrage while doubling down on the same failed tactics that made them a laughing stock in the first place, they wouldn't be in this mess.

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Do people watch CNN still?

Their website is so full of tracking as to be completely unusable, so I haven't visited it in 15+ yrs. I used to work near the Atlanta CNN headquarters and know a few people who work and worked there. They are nearing retirement, so hopefully they aren't laid off.

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The Clown Nonsense Ninnies have dug their own grave.

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Little Brian Stelter has always been good for a laugh though.

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When you constantly push misinformation and disinformation and propaganda, eventually the normies catch on and then they stop watching.

Hope CNN goes the way of the dodo bird!

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CNN tried a business model in defiance of the age-old proverb "don't put all your eggs in one basket". Well, the bottom just fell out of that basket. Two critical events triggered the inevitable collapse: Joe Biden saying "we finally beat Medicare" during the debates proved mainstream media was colluding to mislead the public; and Trump winning the election.

The hourly one-sided point of view propped up by continuous falsehoods has finally run its course. Stick a fork in them, they're done.

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Just get rid of that horrible Anderson Cooper.

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Go Woke Go Broke.

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Poor Abilio J. Acosta.

so angry.

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If CNN dumped all the buffoons they currently have on screen there would be silence.

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Nobody watches it anyway.

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Nobody watches it anyway

People with dementia in nursing homes who wonder why they can't see Larry King? CNN is a retro channel that's stuck in cable's glory days of the early 90s. It's also too woke for me. I like Newsmax myself.

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Mediate reports that Fox News was watched by 72% of Democrats, 78% of Independents and 88% of Republicans. CNN and MSNBC lost their viewers and they’re not coming back. Time for hotels and airport lounges to stop pushing CNN propaganda on guests.

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CNN would have been fine but they slap up these 100 days banners and prior to Trump 2.0 refused to discuss anything but politics, which made it really boring to watch. There was a time when we could enjoy something besides the decline of America under Trump.

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CNN would have been fine but they slap up these 100 days banners and prior to Trump 2.0 refused to discuss anything but politics, which made it really boring to watch. There was a time when we could enjoy something besides

CNN was once the greatest network around, but they lost their way and when they decided to turn their network into a Trump bash machine it was a recipe for disaster, in the end it cost the network and they lost millions of viewers and now the network is a former shadow of itself and quite frankly a joke. They focused too much on on Trump and not enough on news and other social issues. They got what they deserved.

the decline of America under Trump.

The rise of America actually

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Spongebob Squarepants gets more viewers in its slot versus CNN.

The US people are turning away from wokeism and dei insanity and moving towards Republican ideals.

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