As pundits, strategists and opinionated Uber drivers wax on about the mixed results of Tuesday’s midterm election, a dark-horse candidate has emerged. NewsNation, the Chicago-based cable news network, which has struggled to build an audience since launching more than two years ago, found its mojo — and some viewers — during a breakthrough election season. While NewsNation’s audience remains a fraction of its long-tenured cable news competitors, viewership is up 69% from September, when an average of 49,000 viewers tuned into the network’s prime-time programming
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
49,000 prime time viewers is a success story nowhere except a failed so-called news organization. These dolts hired Fredo for Pete’s sake.