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It is ironic, the person whose views are most represented on the programme is complaining his views are under-represented? That's ironic. As for how many other
by Traster 7y ago
It is ironic, the person whose views are most represented on the programme is complaining his views are under-represented? That's ironic.
As for how many other guests did they invite? Go and look it up, they have a publicly disclosed formula for which views gets represented and it's based on prior election performance and current polling during election cycles. Which is why it's so funny - it's just a nonsense to complain about the number of right wing guests.
- makomk 7y agoAlternatively, the fact that the BBC is so bad at finding a broad selection of conservative voices to put on shows like Question Time that they keep on having to invite Nigel Farage back is a good demonstration of how their political leanings are causing them to fail at representing conservative views. I'm sure I've read a damning analysis of the BBC's process for finding conservatives to invite on and its failings along these lines.
- hither2 7y agoIt is you and this other person that are making this claim. Provide the evidence to support your claim. Or, just for fun...name 10 other genuinely "right-wing" figures they have on.