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23. Yes, I suppose it was the beginning but until the ownership limits

Thu Nov 8, 2012, 11:10 PM

Nov 2012

were relaxed, radio just wasn't profitable enough to garner the attention of the major players.

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I wonder what Nebraskans think of Warren Buffett? Thomas B Nov 2012 #7

Most people really like him NEDem Nov 2012 #8

That's what I've always thought too. NEDem Nov 2012 #14

It's getting more like Kansas, I believe. TwilightGardener Nov 2012 #10

To some extent NEDem Nov 2012 #12

Not entirely Omaha Steve Nov 2012 #24

It's been going on forever davidn3600 Nov 2012 #6

Where does this anger originate? kentuck Nov 2012 #3

I agree NEDem Nov 2012 #5

And not just the national shows either. In Kearney Care Acutely Nov 2012 #18

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I was sorry to see him lose. He was a reasonable voice in politics. wisteria Nov 2012 #22