The New York Times, quoted by Clay Cramer:
Limbaugh’s audience is often underestimated by critics who don’t listen to the show (only 3 percent of his audience identify themselves as “liberal,” according to the nonpartisan Pew Research Center for the People and the Press). Recently, Pew reported that, on a series of “news knowledge questions,” Limbaugh’s “Dittoheads” — the defiantly self-mocking term for his faithful, supposedly brainwashed, audience — scored higher than NPR listeners. The study found that “readers of newsmagazines, political magazines and business magazines, listeners of Rush Limbaugh and NPR and viewers of the Daily Show and C-SPAN are also much more likely than the average person to have a college degree.”
No surprise, if you listen to NPR (as I do, occasionally.) Their news segments are wordy (thus, boring) and because of the wordiness, limited in scope.
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Why would this be a surprise? The conservatives who listen to Rush live in the real world while the liberals who listen to NPR live in fantasy land.
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